1) I'm having some worries about my knees, especially when I do squats and lunges. It feels that I'm transferring my weight more on the knees, instead of the heels. As far as upper-body posture, I think I'm doing fine. I read somewhere that one way to combat this is to go wider on the stance, as in a bit more than…

Congratulations on the recovery, and to the efforts of Jake and SFMikee.

Unfortunately, Jezebel and Gawker media in general, is not a news outlet. It's a blog, plain and simple. I for one do not agree with this level of distasteful snarking, but what can we do? They are here to promote an agenda and net traffic, and if posting something here that might offend a few of us is what it takes,…

If Kojima is actually doing this, then I will be a very happy fan, simply because Solid Snake will get an appearance. And hopefully, another game in the future, although that, also, is a long shot I think, just because MGS4 was framed in a way that Solid Snake will be retiring for good.

I'd like to give this article 4 Adam Sessler thumbs-up, out of five. Sadly I can only upload one image.

Glad to see Far Cry 3 here, I absolutely love the bow and arrow! Once I acquired it, I found myself rarely using any of the guns in game. That, along with the stealth element, absolutely made my playthrough feel like I'm John Rambo. My favorite part: when I have to takedown an enemy outpost without using any guns,…

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"Picking a less time-consuming game can also mean picking a game with natural pauses that make it appropriate to constantly start and stop as needed, especially for the 30-minute interval rule. "

"The only difference between a good game and a bad game lies in whether or not those shots are falling. Watching Smith play isn't a lesson in right versus wrong so much as it is a lesson in basketball fate. He doesn't really control the outcome of his actions any more than a flipped coin can decide whether to land on…

I haven't played Revengeance yet, and I'll probably wait for it to go on sale before I get it. Nevertheless, the game mentioning balut made me chuckle a bit, since I know of that exotic delicacy and I've had my share of it growing up. I have 2 tips for those who want to try it: use salt for flavoring, and don't eat…

+1. In the original Gundam series, yeah Zeon was painted with the antagonist brush because they are all over White Base and our protagonist Ray Amuro. But, when you watch MS Igloo, you'll see that the whole conflict is simply war, and that there are good guys on both sides of the aisle. This is actually what enamored…

Hehe. Well WITP I think is more drama-focused, so I can see how it would look like a soap opera to some. What really made watching that 4 (?) episode OAV special is the ending, IMO, and it gave me a clearer image of the price that war in the UC timeline really charged.

I think it will also be helpful for newcomers to watch the Zeta and ZZ series as well, if only to see how the whole UC conflict has both good guys and bad guys on both sides. It also has a compilation movie trilogy, although I think some of the details were changed compared to the original Zeta TV series.

Same here, Stardust Memory is my favorite, although War In The Pocket and MS IGLOO is right up there in my second place.

Like folks here already said, a good show does not necessarily mean longevity. See Young Justice and Green Lantern TAS.

I'd like to say X5 as well, but I thought I saw a spare tire carrier on the rear. Somebody correct me otherwise. And if I am correct, are those things standard on BMW X5's? I'd like to say no, so I think that can help a bit in pinpointing the vehicle in question.

First of all, thanks for REX and Jehuty.

YF-19 fan here, and yes!

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought I read somewhere that Will.I.Am's primary motivation for creating his car company was to provide jobs for low-income communities. Needless to say, his taste in cars may be questionable, but like the article said, at least he is doing something positive to improve our current…

Mr. Davis, I would just like to say "Thank You" to you and all of MotorWeek for the phenominal job. Like most kids from the 80's, I too was initially exposed to automotive journalism with your show, and I always enjoyed watching your reviews. So please, keep up the good work!