Yeah, the art direction they took with KoF doesn’t make sense. AWS really nailed how you should transition a 2D fighter into 3D. Or hell, how you should transition any 2D thing into 3D.

The original however set the bar very high from both a story and a game mechanics perspective. Invisible War simplified a lot the mechanics (notably the item system) and environment design. This is why everyone was cautious when Human Revolution was announced.

But remember its hip, radical tagline: The Future War on Terror.

I’ve been following this topic on and off since it was hyped up in video games almost 12 years ago. And I was at Best Buy the other day looking at HDR sets to see what the difference was.

Well this explains how Squeenix can afford all that high-end CG they do.

I look at Pokemon and am trying to figure out if Ash is a midget or everyone else won the height genes and are able to make Yao Ming look like a midget.

I’m still trying to figure out how this things vents out hot air. Or how hot it gets. Or whatever.

One of the things I was told when I was learning to drive is that other people have expectations of what you’re supposed to do. If you break those expectations, you’re going to agitate those around you.

And there’s other PS+ goodies like discounts on games and exclusive things like the RE7 demo.

If I feel less safe, other drivers are not because I’m overcompensating and will inevitably do something wrong in the opposite direction. I don’t want this to become a war, but 2-wheeled motorists being able to technically break a rule of the road (stay in your lane) does not make any-wheeled motorists “safer”.

I constantly worry more about the 4-wheeled motorists in California than I do about the two-wheeled ones. The problem with car licenses is the driving education one will typically receive is from their parents (or whomever). If the parents drive bad, the kid will drive bad. And all the kid has to do is pass with a…

Well they do charge overweight people double, but that’s if they are so portly they need the space. And the over 50 pounds baggage fee.

I’m calling fake due to the apparent lack of enough vents on the back. Also why are the USB ports on the front spaced apart so much? And the power/Eject buttons are not really suitable for easy use.

I had to pull over once because my car ran out of coolant and I didn’t have the jug I normally carried with me (full trunk, coming home with friends from a vacation). The worst part is I was on the tail end of a 20 mile stretch that would be inconvenient for anyone to come out to (either drive from the other side, or…

Most of my email communication is one-way, so I’m probably the odd duck here that can still check email and not get distracted.

Because it’s still more portable than a desktop.

I think after someone brought a freaking legendary Pokemon (Latios in what, the 4th gen league?), I was pretty much over Ash ever winning.

I noticed when I flew on Southwest last weekend after doing the cross-check, they stuck a nylon belt thing over the window of the doors.

I’m pretty sure your score would reflect that you need to improve or not improve. You don’t need someone rubbing it in that you suck, which is what the phrase implies.

Hedonic adaptation of the type necessary to not be bothered by high temperatures doesn’t happen over the course of hours.