I think there's nothing wrong with zombies as a whole. It just feels weird when COD picked up on the zombies movement and seemed extremely proud of it.

I can't say for the iDevices (though they probably can do this too), but on my old Nokia E63 and my current Android phone, there's a way to use your camera's flash as a flashlight. It's saved me tons of times.

I know absolutely nuts about programming, and the article, while illuminating, mostly flew over my head.

When he first started shooting, I honestly thought that was part of the song.

"Kill x number of monsters" type of quests count for both characters even if one monster is killed. This is useful for shaving off that extra bit of time, or when there's too many people and too little spawn.

VOTE: BEST DESKTOP MUSIC PLAYER

Clearly, Super Sonic or Knuckles would have been a better character to use. :P

The probes stay there even after you've left the scanning interface.

I've never seen the minimum video card to be better than what I currently have.

I gave up after I determined the guy in the middle is Megaman.

If he hates the Facebook "social games" format, consider him having one more supporter.

I listen to a lot of music, and I'm a neat freak, so I organize most of my music by artistes. The problem is even with a big screen, I seem to have too many playlists, and it's sometimes a chore to scroll to what I feel like listening.

Why wouldn't playing video game be considered downtime?

1) Drop on the ground to avoid the UFO crash-land - 10 reps.

Sounds like a cliche movie plot. Honestly.

But that's assuming that fixing the bug is easy. I'm not game developer, but even for a straightforward game like Diablo, I'm sure that's a lot of code to go through.

It probably has to do with moderation. I avoid using console commands that make me unbeatable, or directly alter my combat stats, or give levels to myself. But sometimes I just want to swap points around in my perks, increase my weight limit (seriously, the amount of crap you'd want to pick up in Skyrim is astounding)…

I do this all the time. I'm currently in college, and modules that I've already passed I actively try not to recall the things that I've memorized for them.

Capcom sure can learn from them.

At first I was all, "This is such a simple game."