Great use of metaphor in this commercial. I laughed my ass off.

Not an entrance then, but more an exit for your highly esteemed foes.

I don't think so.
The series is established enough on the console. Bringing it to PC would be a nice gesture (towards a potential new and and partial old community). By this they are broadening their scope for the series. Second they ensure for potential modding enthousiasm. Which in itself creates fandom and lengthens…

The HD collection is the perfect opportunity to revisit favored multiplayer modes and singleplayer missions. But it's a good introduction to gamers who never had the chance to play the Halo games in their prime, too. Everybody wins.

I would love to have an airsoft variant of this. It makes for a great sidearm.

The dev team is completely dedicated to getting the most out of each platform, so the notion that we would actively downgrade quality is contrary to everything we've set out to achieve. We test and optimize our games for each platform on which they're released, striving for the best possible quality. The PC version…

Indeed, bottom line they have to find some passion in game making. Not this 'its just a product when can be be shipped for the lowest production price'.

EA is going to do some obvious things—and some unusual things—to make games that work better and that you'll like more, the company's CEO, Andrew Wilson, recently explained to me during an interview in L.A. If there's a recurring theme, it could be summed up in a word: "early." Or, maybe, "earlier."

I can get where it doesn't appeal to you. But when you have the chance to try out one of those (next gen?) VR-sets, please do and amaze yourself. You won't be dissapointed. :)

This kid solves a puzzle in one try where iJustine took a couple of minutes and a rant to accidently get to the door. Hilarious!

oh wow, i feel bad actually. I laughed my ass off.

This definitely brought a big smile on my face. Huge fan of Goldeneye 64, used to play that game like kids play Halo and CoD nowadays. The vibe in this video brings back some good memories!

Yes. The green ones are USB 3.0 which Razer made specifically for their own products (the industry inofficial standard is blue). The black ones are USB 2.0

My thought exactly.

Nope. It's Razer remember.

Not all types of mobo have a lot of 3.0's. Though in theory one could opt for a PCI USB 3.0 card.

Actually 'the' question behind my remark. Razer is all about high powers stuff, then 2.0 —> why?

yes