I voted 8. Ps4, PC, PS3, Xbox One, Wii U, Windows Phone, Android Tablet, Vita. That's not counting Ps1 classics, Wii games (via Wii U) or NES/SNES titles on virtual console.

I consider it play but when I beat an area or boss in a single player game I don't want to immediately do it over again. Same thing applies to an MMO. I enjoyed all the quests I did yesterday, I don't want to do them all again today.

They haven't quite pinned down the cause of it.

If only the personal gaming setup worked for the next-gen consoles I'd be all in. *sigh*

I'd still expect Chara, Rask, Bergeron, Eriksson (especially considering he's new this season) Krejci, and Marchand to all be ahead of him. But yes I'm happy the B's are awesome this year.

As a Bruins fan I'd have to say that Lucic is kind of ridiculous. It must be the ladies purchasing that jersey. He's not even a top five player on his own team.

I recommend 'Extra Lives: Why Video Games Matter" by Tom Bissell if you're interested at all in video game narratives or games as an art form. He also writes some great stuff for Grantland.com occasionally.

Than why didn't you say that?

You didn't have to infer anything. You said that book snobs are the fucking worst. I gave you an example of people who are even worse. Considering the seven "stars" I'm obviously not the only one whose met people who think they are cool because they haven't read a book since high school.

No, people who think they are cool because they don't read are the fucking worst.

I'm American and you are a tool. Just FYI.

As long as it has a wikipedia page it exists: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob's_you…

I think we should change the age old saying "and Bob's your uncle" to "and JaMarcus Russell is your quarterback."

A good product is what allows Apple to sell to people. Marketing is what allows them to sell to people at exorbitant prices.

I think you're on the wrong blog. Let me direct you to espn.com or yahoo sports. You'll probably feel much more at home there.

If anyone had searched @AmericanAir they could have easily seen that tweet whether it was re-tweeted by the airline or not.

What's with "The investigation continues..." at the end of the police report? Do cops always write these like detective novels?

That's the part that doesn't make sense to me. If they raped her why would they take her to the hospital? To make sure they could do a rape kit as quickly as possible to make sure they got caught?

I've never tested it. But I think I'd rather punch a brick as opposed to smashing my head on it.

Your opinion is wrong.