I was hesitant at first, but the low price and New Game Plus is what made me pick up the Director's Cut. Although I really would have liked to try out the WiiU version, especially with what can be done with the gamepad.

Probably trying out Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut after getting it for $5 on Steam. I've already played the heck out of it, so it will be interesting to see what has improved on the original version. And the commentaries should also be something worth looking out for.

Oh god, the spammers have become one of us!

B+

Wait till they find out that the long-awaited "Dawes: The Video Game Experience" is a Xbox One exclusive.

I've read at different places that the DualShock 4 finally delivers as a quite comfortable PlayStation controller.

The series was ruined by pointless DLC and microtransactions. I mean, $5 for a shiny putter?

A-

Next time, just wear a Mabel-style sweater.

It's on YouTube, I believe. It may have been taken off air halfway through the original broadcast, but the station did eventually air the whole thing in 2007 or so.

This is my favourite bad design website:

I still have my reservations (the whole uniting tablet+desktop thing is a step too far, IMO) but overall, it feels much snappier on my laptop than Windows 7.

I'm seeing double… four Ack Acks!

Eh, I now like Windows 8. Don't think I'll ever get used to the new AV Club design though.

So much white…

Big Macs have some nutritional value. Family Guy does not.

According to Todd on Twitter, it's for the site re-design.

I think I've already told my story of what happened in that class, but I'll summarise with a note for all teachers, present and future: never leave a classroom half filled with teenage boys with a TV and a DVD of Romeo and Juliet.

From what I remember watching in high school (as part of studies, not counting those watched to pass the time):

Well, we are home to a good number of newspapers owned by Rupert Murdoch, often reflecting his views on Australian politics.