Super Scope! Because how awesome is it to get to shoot things with a bazooka peripheral? Very awesome.

Call me a dreamer, but I imagine an era where smart phones actually, you know, work. Do the things they say they can and not crash or have weird little compatibility errors.

Technically the game will be playing you in the future.

Overall I like it, but I'm not sure about no skill ranks and not really getting to choose your own feats. There seems to be less ability to create your own ideal character. Instead, you have to use one they invented and only your background (the part I never bother with because it's a waste of time) sets you apart.…

Soooooo... They're doing what the XBone was going to do originally.

Complexity has never been my problem with their buying policy. The fact that they seem to give random percentages of the selling price is my problem. Where I work, we give customers 50-60% of what we are going to sell the item for. That seems reasonable to me, but GameStop seems to give maybe 10% for some games, which…

Saturn Missle Batteries are the best. They are little missile batteries filled with plastic missiles that rocket off and explode. So dangerous and so awesome.

So here's what I don't get: fundamentally, there can't really be that much difference between an AMD and an Nvidia card. What I mean is that they both basically do the same thing. If one is better components/specs than the other, that should be a good reason why one works better for a game than the other.

College is the best time because you don't have any real responsibilities. You don't have a mortgage, (hopefully) don't have kids, and can pretty much do whatever you want with the little money you make. Once you graduate, you find out that your degree is useless and all the money you make at your low-paying job goes…

I didn't really, I am a USAA member and they have a tool where you put in the car you want to buy and they tell you what you should be paying for it. Print it out, bring it to the dealer, tell them this is what I will pay for it or I'm not buying it. That worked fine, but I was also trying to get a loyalty discount…

Why don't they just make the doors open faster? Why does it need to adjust to my rate of speed?

It's actually the exact opposite for me. In high school we used calculators for everything. In college, I'm not allowed to use one at all. I believe the idea is that a lot of modern calculators can do even fairly advanced calculus for you, so if they just let you use that, you haven't really learned how to do the…

Maybe it's a cup they give me to drink out of? But if it's my cup, I would much rather recycle it than throw it away.

Public transportation isn't the answer. For one, it's at least as expensive as owning a car (if not more so) where I live, and for another there's no way I, or any other member of my band, could get to a gig on a train. In fact, we have to take several cars just to fit everything.

Public transportation isn't the answer. For one, it's at least as expensive as owning a car (if not more so) where I live, and for another there's no way I, or any other member of my band, could get to a gig on a train. In fact, we have to take several cars just to fit everything.

Public transportation isn't the answer. For one, it's at least as expensive as owning a car (if not more so) where I live, and for another there's no way I, or any other member of my band, could get to a gig on a train. In fact, we have to take several cars just to fit everything.

Public transportation isn't the answer. For one, it's at least as expensive as owning a car (if not more so) where I live, and for another there's no way I, or any other member of my band, could get to a gig on a train. In fact, we have to take several cars just to fit everything.

Public transportation isn't the answer. For one, it's at least as expensive as owning a car (if not more so) where I live, and for another there's no way I, or any other member of my band, could get to a gig on a train. In fact, we have to take several cars just to fit everything.

Public transportation isn't the answer. For one, it's at least as expensive as owning a car (if not more so) where I live, and for another there's no way I, or any other member of my band, could get to a gig on a train. In fact, we have to take several cars just to fit everything.

Public transportation isn't the answer. For one, it's at least as expensive as owning a car (if not more so) where I live, and for another there's no way I, or any other member of my band, could get to a gig on a train. In fact, we have to take several cars just to fit everything.