On this subject, it'd be great if there was some way to get more exposure once the novel is completed, like a free-to-upload/download site for ebooks or something.

@ophmarketing: 100% agree. It's the idea of 'if I buy a CD, I want to be able to rip it to .mp3 and put it on my iPod / Zune, not have to purchase it seperately for both mediums.'

See, this is the future, quite literally.

Kay, first off, that last robot is honestly kinda terrifying.

So ... 4.2 is now available to developers.

@∞Gïmmï∞Mørgäikkøŋëŋ∞: Completely agree. It concerns me, but the stills look gorgeous, and if Zemeckis (spelling?) can make movies like Beowulf, and that's a few years ago ... and more recent ones like Avatar ... man, it could be fantastic.

I'm sorry but I have to be honest here, the reason why Iron Man works with a cocky fun Tony Stark is because the Comic character was cocky and fun.

@battleaxonista...is a humorless bitch: I forgive you.

@DJ Magneto: It was a cold, dark day when the tape became unwound and blowing on it did not cause it to re-wind successfully.

@DJ Magneto: It was a cold, dark day when the tape became unwound and blowing on it did not cause it to re-wind successfully.

@OGHowie: Alternatively, Zumocast works as essentially the same idea only streaming via WiFi instead of requiring the file to be locally on the iPad.

And then there's the third category of people that don't give a damn what phone their president uses, what color his skin is, or what heritage he has. They care about his stance on issues, his government experience, and his ability to run a country.

@Settings: That's exactly what I thought, how it could possibly be real, looking like that. If it is, paint my tongue red, or whatever the slogan would be...

In the Video / Entertainment section, Zumocast should be there.

@ParadeDC: Holy crap, that's fantastic!

@NaraVara: What.

@ninjamurf: To be fair, if that was the case, it's odd that the US has any part in the conference at all. ;)

The only thing that ever creeped me out, truly, was F.E.A.R. I played it for the first time in College, full 5.1 surround sound, lights out, only one home, and man, it was crazy scary.

It's one thing to be an idiot. To take a game too far. To lose sight of reality, shirk responsibility, or shrug off friends/relationships because of a game.

This is assuming that you get to this point. My first experience ever, had me on an epic 7 hour straight game, (had the rations nearby, no need to get up), and by the time I completed it (I lost, my first game ever), it was 6 AM. I had lost all concept of time.