A friend of mine is doing Elf on the Shelf. His 3 year old was eyeing the doll and said "Daddy, I don't think he's real. How does he move around?"

In a world where a spaceman raised with middle America values defends a fictitious city from mad genius businessmen, super villains, and other aliens...teen sidekicks won't be the biggest pill to swallow.

For those of us at work a NSFW tag would be nice

I'm looking forward to the article where someone used this apparatus to play Dark Souls and was found totally exsanguinated.

And decades of awful game designs

Huh, interesting take, I like it!

I met my now-wife in college. I was very much into her and she just thought of me as a friend. I asked her out and she said no, but I stuck around and continued to be friends.

That looks pretty fun.

Ha! That's why we have to do a better job of educating the public on how these early creator credits work. While, yes, Stan Lee had some good ideas, these ideas were fleshed out by incredible artist partners.

Ahem. Brominated. Just messing with you! :)

Assume all news sources have an agenda

Good.

The State of Gaming isn't looking up with moves like this. I too have a PS4 and think this is just garbage.

Read these stories to enjoy a better experience than you will seeing a weaker version of them translated on film.

I remember the first time I played Multiplayer X-Wing VS Tie Fighter with my cousin and realized just how much strategy involved in shield distribution, speed control, etc. Amazing

Now all I need is X-Wing VS Tie Fighter and X-Wing Alliance

As a side note, age and maturity of your kids are key factors in the success of this strategy.

I suspect it has to do with overall enforcement. Property laws can be complex and it's possible that if you don't do a good job of enforcing your ownership of intellectual properties like characters and stories then you may lose them.

I'm glad that someone's working on the problem of us not being fat enough.

So Ashley Graham...