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Postin'! I could use a new video card.

Count me in!

I own an HTC Titan and I adore the thing. Really happy with it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-slit_experiment Light acts as both a particle and a wave. Thanks TwistedAegis and Decibel for the informed responses. You have my gratitude.

No, because they're goddamn fucking games. I wouldn't care if their was a pedophilia game. It's a game, and nobody gets hurt.

Yeah, this is utterly inane.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubble_Deep_Field

Been a great game so far, I've had lots of fun. :D

I haven't seen a forum thread or comment posting that made fun of Newell's weight before.

I think Bethesda used this technology in Oblivion.

Agreed, wouldn't mind if I never heard Lux Aeterna again.

Yeah, I was just going to say. They really took it to the next level with the faces. Well done.

I'd definitely be careful. Blizzard likes to maintain the integrity of the online experience, even where you may not achieve any sort of competitive advantage.

"911, what is the location of your emergency?" "Weeeeeell, let's not get into that yet..." Fucking hysterical.

To you and others: Shut the fuck up.

Fuck yes. I've been waiting for this for awhile. GoG just earned a new customer.

Hype. Best kind of advertising.

YES. I love all things SC2, but this complaint might be at the top of my list. You can't ever really sit back and enjoy the game. It won't let you.

I gotta vent. Was playing a 2v2 with my brother against a pair of Terran. We were Zerg/Protoss. They made a semi-early push with Marines/Marauders and my brother lost most of his base. I managed to kill off the rest of the attacking army with zerglings. Later, I harrassed pretty damn...

That might be my exact motherboard. Not sure if I want to go through all that trouble right now, though.

I've got another strange performance issue with TF2. I've got an AMD Dual-core running at 2.8, and a 9800gt. I started playing a lot of TF2 a few weeks ago, but I was getting some tremendous hitching. Turning every setting to low didn't fix it. I vaguely recalled seeing a post in the past...

I've played a bit of it. It's fun enough in short sittings, but there's not a whole lot of depth there.

Malkavians are a blast. I recall enjoying mine, but it's certainly been awhile since I played.

208 games for $2933.83 USD

Y'know, I can't speak for the youth of Pakistan, but I'd be pissed if they took my internet away because of Muhammad's hurt feelings.

Didn't segments of the game, like the Chocobo racing, not even work in XP?

I love what People Can Fly did with Painkiller, so I'm very interested in Bulletstorm. Looks great!

That's a a trailer all right. Wow.

Level 17 and 264 deaths. I decided I couldn't beat it.

I have no idea. I haven't thought about it, and as soon as I read the thread, it immediately ruined any sort of objective observation of my style. I think I'm somewhere between fingertips and palm, but I'll have to catch myself when I'm actually immersed in some action.

I empathize with the OP, but I had a more successful experience. I had played a free trial sometime last year, and I bought the game within the past month. I couldn't remember the name of the character I played during that trial, so I had to e-mail tech support. They got to me under 24 hours...

Make sure you look at response times. I've had some very unpleasant video game experiences on other people's TVs, because the response time was so bad. In the case of most games, it's just an annoying delay, but in some, the game is just about unplayable (see Rock Band, or equivalent).

Fungal Growth doesn't stop units from attacking, it just roots them. Infestors are still awesome, awesome, awesome.

I might be the only one who enjoyed the completely uncharismatic host attempt to keep up with Conan. It was charming. People go all sorts of ways on this issue, but as far as I'm concerned, my respect goes to Conan. In walking away from the network, he is the only party that retained any...

I dig Bump-top, but I generally have a really clean desktop anyway, so I'm not sure it's for me.

I get what you mean, but it really doesn't come off that way in-game. It's Starcraft, through and through.

I guess the conjecture suggests that the sphere is the simplest object in any spatial dimension because if a loop is traced around the surface, it can always be terminated to a point. Or something.

This is a good video on the subject: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksQs8HWVX1Q

Rofl, I love it.

I'd just like to express how fucking cool it is that a game company would go through the trouble of putting all this out there. Clearly the audience is far too clever, but the fact that this happened at all is just too cool.