Rage, Batman, BF3, Skyrim. Man, it's a busy driver season.

John Noble is badass. That is all.

Taking out and using the analyzer, I think. I heard them this way.

Expanding that "right to defend yourself", I'm curious if people like those who join NRA would also agree that the right to bear arms extends to things like DDOS software. I suspect that NRA members aren't so much arguing for guns themselves but the aforementioned right to use arms to defend oneself.

"My stance is we writers have a responsibility," Cusick concludes. "not necessarily to create empowered characters– but layered ones, to investigate and nuance both our muscly chunkheads, and our scantily clad vixens."

This is inarguably the most hate-filled commented article about one word that I've read on Kotaku today.

I heard Blu-rays are bad for your stomach.

Ditto.

There were some fluffy missions in there, but I overall agree.

Same

Yeah, my suspicion was that SC2 is one of those games you can be great at if you took time to practice, and unfortunately, I don't have that time much anymore. And even if I took the time, it wouldn't feel worth it to me because I'm not into strategy games. The campaign in SC2 was great for me because I wanted…

Because some gamers complained it was too long, naturally.

Great slideshow...gallery thingy. I think different companies have different answers to that "why?". thatgamecompany focuses on gameplay that appeals to specific emotions and the answer (or one of many) to why? in Journey could be as simple as "I feel like walking towards that thing in the horizon." To me, the answer…

Make sure you read the fine print. It should say that the code is good for the system that your copy of Arkham City runs on.

The word "cube" now sounds funny to me.

I tried Alfred, but it didn't weigh applications that I launched more often. "ch" would not go to Chrome no matter how many times I launched chrome by using those characters. Long live Quicksilver.

All of that is true, but it's stupid considering that the basis for trademarks is to avoid confusion in the marketplace, and given that anybody who's gonna buy Scrolls or Skyrim aren't gonna get as confused as this particular situation.

This makes Mojang vs Bethesda seem silly. Blizzard DOTA and DOTA 2 are being made by 2 different companies who aren't trying to sue each other (yet).

So, they didn't implode into an awesome-science-people singularity, aka, a regular singularity?

Title should be "In Defense of Some Online Passes".