People not spending money in the economy? Why not make it 'better' by taxing them more!

You Americans don't know what left is.

Oh Yee of little integrity.

Probably my favorite version. The pimp-collar and flowing bandana just is iconic to, along with the uniformity of the look and colors.

While MGS4 had its story flaws, seeing my beloved Solid Snake grey-haired and aching as an old man broke my heart. The entire game all I could think, "This is his reward? Bullshitgodamn passage of time, Snake is a hero and deserves better!".

Slightly off topic:

THE PC WINS

Though he is a developer for Nintendo, Sakurai is not hung up on brands. "Whether it's Nintendo or Sony, Japanese or Foreign, I don't care about picking sides." Sakura said, explaining his stance. "I work hoping that the future of games and the game business will be more fun." That said, Sakurai seemed very impressed…

Metal Gear's story is a mess. Hideo Kojima might make great stealth games, but boy, dude also needs an editor.

Try Kingdom Hearts storyline.

Metal Gear is a constantly growing lore. Spider-Man, Batman and plenty other lore fictional universes are filled with inconsistencies and retcons as well.

This reminds me that I have an unopened copy of Wing Commander 3. I wonder if there's anything in it? Should I open it, or just save it like a time capsule?

If only that coupon was adjusted for inflation...

They did this much more recently, because I remember similar promotions, and I'm only 21.

Too bad the temptation to sell out its customers was more of a priority than appeasing them. As a long time fanboy, I can't even put to words how disappointed I have been with MS the last couple years. News flash assholes! - we wanted strong hardware like the last 2 consoles and good games. Not a fucking spy camera…

Chris Christie too big to fit into a tile.

Especially considering he markets Playstation products.

As a Republican, this bothers me since the reason people play video games in the first place is because they want to escape the harsh reality in our world (politically, socially and economically speaking). I guess privacy is too much for our politicians... "sighs"