Ages of Empire.

Dual Controller Style, anyone?

stereoscopic 3d is totally different than the 3d it's presenting. 3d televisions commonly use polarized or shutter 3d, which doesn't exactly translate to what's being shown here (shutter could, kinda). The 3dtvs that actually do stereoscopic are the ones that don't need glasses.

Goodnight, sweet prince.

There haven't really been any complaints from people using glasses. The Rift has adjustable lenses that lets you shift the lenses further or closer to your eyes to make room for glasses. When the consumer brand comes out, they are also willing to make custom headsets with lenses that fit your prescription so you won't…

Remember the whole brouhaha over finding the Triforce in OOT? Or the rumors that went on for pages and pages on discovering Luigi in Mario 64? Man, those were good times. Almost mythical in legend how those were blown out of proportion.

- Deep Thoughts, By Jack Handey

It appears that way, but only because of poor kerning.

Makes you wonder if they were actually his views at the time.

Spy Party.

It does play a good bit like the DQ series. The one thing that it has going for it is rolling meters. When you inflict damage or heal, it is not instant, but steadily increases/decreases. There are plenty of times when an enemy can inflict damage enough to kill someone, but if you're quick enough, you can heal them…

Audiophile here. I concur. You would need massive cans to hold any semi-decent drivers of that amount for surround sound. Small drivers will work for treble and perhaps even some mid-range sounds, but the bass will be pretty hollow and tinny, and the overall sound quality for smaller drivers can end up being very poor…

For those looking to add a solid state drive to their system for the first time to see how it's like, or plan on building a new system with an SSD, the Samsung 840 is easily one of the best options. This drive is used frequently in enterprise high-speed SANs for its very impressive reliability, which has always been…

Wattage output degrades as the PSU ages. It is always wise to consider purchasing a PSU 100-150W above what you expect to need. Plus, PSU stability and life expectancy gets hit real hard when it is being pushed consistently above 80% load for an extended period of time, like during gaming. Preventing it from reaching…

Hahahaha. While I would give anything to try this myself, I must admit the guy looks utterly dweebish in it.

Skyrim is one of those games that will have its flame rekindled once the Oculus Rift becomes mainstream. It is a very strong candidate of a game to use a VR headset for effectively for immersion. Of course, this is provided that it ever does get Rift support, be it officially or otherwise.

I approve of this man's criticism.

The information they use for those channels isn't provided to them for free out of the good and kindness of people's hearts. Nintendo had to pay for such content.

Exactly. The only time you're ever juggled is when you place yourself in a position to be juggled. Only if the game happens to throw you in a room where you're surrounded by enemies so close they're breathing on your cheeks can you complain that the game is being cheap (hint: it doesn't).

I'm just still glad they're deciding to go for a PC release from the very beginning, especially given the whole community upheaval about wanting one for Dark Souls. Hopefully this time they'll improve greatly on the port.