@Jason346: Thank you Jason.

Trains are cool and all, but let's be honest, flying is the most effective way ever invented to get from one place to another for people. It's fast, pretty inexpensive, and is one of the most flawless ways to travel.

Valyrian steel?

@ANewGenreItself: They didn't, sorry, but in the final segment they suggest that he used an "External device" to get Gamerscore, or whatever. But, pretty much the whole video implied he did nothing other than being autistic and playing a lot of games ... until they just slipped that in there at the end.

The news story doesn't explain in any way how he cheated or if he cheated... In fact, it seems to suggest that he did not cheat at all, until near the end of the segment where they reveal that, well, looks like he cheated.

@Foxstar is in love with Kotaku's two Brians.: Well... he _is_ autistic...

@Unionhawk: Live anywhere in cold climates... it happens.

This would be like my dream office, but impossible to afford, for me.

@kschang: Yeah... this disable lock screen worked well for phones where the unlock button is unlikely to be pressed, like on the original Droid, where the lock button is on the top of the phone in a nigh-impossible butt dial location.

@Chaca: I believe that's only on the Samsung Galaxy S lineup of phones, it's not an app or a mod. Although, it's probably likely that somebody apped it out already.

Way too much going on here.

Question — This plays standard DS games, right?

@ddhboy: I think that Nintendo would be very, very happy if the 3DS "suffers" the same fate as the DS, which has generally been one of the biggest successes in videogames, ever.

In a word, no.

@HYRUL3: This is such a stupid argument, whether it's applied to rhythm based music games, sports games, fighting games, or anything else.

Antipathy against Facebook games is primarily because of how intrusive they were to your social feed back when FB games first started... They intruded into your life as a non-player, especially the games that rewarded players for recruiting other friends to play.

@Vlyke615: It's sort of jokingly in the HL universe... Aperture Science is a rival tech company to Black Mesa, which is where Gordon Freeman [the protagonist] works in the first HL. (don't worry, none of these are spoilers)

@Tha-Militant: I envy you. Ep2 was so awesome.

@Vlyke615: Ep3 is not going to be like Duke Nukem Forever... It will actually come out one day, although it may be in the form of a whole new numbered game altogether. But, but it _will_ come out.

@AmphetamineCrown: WHAT!? How dare you, in any way, doubt that Net Neutrality is not the hidden savior of the internet.