Actually, Buddhist extremists can be bigoted, racist, nationalist and paradoxically violent. In the west, we tend to fetischise the Buddhist movement in Burma, but many members of that movement are involved in violent suppression of muslim minorities. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Burm…

This is how I picture that meeting. Well, replace Romans with Kotaku, but you get the point.

It's like the debate recently about anime artists. I think that the source of the problem is that these jobs are considered dream jobs by so many. The employees themselves don't understand that work isn't a life, because they define themselves through their job.

Huh? He basically said that the majority of gamers (i.e. people who play games) aren't hard-core gamers, but rather into the casual stuff. Which is true. You'll find a lot more people playing Bubbly-bush Saga or something than you'll find playing Bloodborne.

Mario Kart Wii on emulator.

Oh, absolutely. My point was that there were many cases of lies and propaganda during WWII which in retrospect are obvious, myths serving only to dehumanize the enemy. Yet when media vomits up the same things today, people still lack the capability to think critically.

Yeah, and German soldiers are eating babies alive...

Just the same as I thought. From an outside perspective, the US is as full of brainwashing and propaganda as quite a few totalitarian states. Yes, you have free media, but that media dutifully reports things like this as soon as opportunity occur without even a trace of fact-checking (pinpointing an enemy is a good…

I really wish that I had a more mature answer than 'scaring friends in tight corners'. But I have a few friends who don't consider themselves car people, but who have surprised themselves by loving the kick of going slightly faster than normal. I have a car that's very predictable and easily controlled, so just by…

Seems like the most likely solution. Someone got the bright idea to write the review for the pizzeria a couple of weeks ago, then try to fudge together some connection between the pizzeria and the newly released game, and ultimately post them both in a bid to become King of Reddit.

I realize that this is comparing apples to oranges, but when I think 'affordable second-hand modern supercar', I always have to compare it to the DB9. And when I do that rather than compare it to other Ferraris, it seems like less of a steal.

Hmm. I realize that what you're saying is possible, but does it say anywhere in the article that Circle Pong was updated to look the way it does only after Rotable was released, or is that just speculation? Considering, as you say, that the control scheme of Circle Pong as well as the aesthetic is more similar to…

But unless my reading comprehension fails me (and it's late in the evening where I live, so it's not an unlikely thing...), Circle Pong! (the game accused of being a clone) was actually released before Rotable, albeit under a different publisher than the current one. And Rotable is as similar to Circle Pong! as it is…

Elastomania? Breakout? Tetris?

Back when limos were classy. Hard to even imagine these days.

Hmm. Actually, angry and poorly armed conspiracy theorists are a pretty good model for the guerilla-like organizations that the US actually face as opponents. What if they just try to get them to take up arms, as a part of the practice? A meta-conspiracy theory :D

The price should put this in 'why the hell not?' territory, but to me all I can think is 'why the hell?'

I’m not sure that the D-pillar is white, though. Take a look at these still frames just as the car has passed the bus. Also, was the Bravada sold with dark door protecting strips?

Keep the lid on? There had been very public submarine hunts for more than a decade before then. It was only several years after the craze ended that digging journalists forced an official investigation into the matter. I'm not sure what that investigation could have found that they wanted to 'keep a lid on' when the…

Or Swedish female rally drivers!