Mister Jack

On that note, I don't believe the constitution should be amended to take away rights, even guns, but I do believe that the amendment as it stands does not mean George Washington would approve of a guy owning an AR-15.

The constitution over here is regarded as highly as the bible by a lot of people. Making any changes to it is a real bitch.

Did anyone buy the steam version of Blood Dragon? A friend of mine is saying that Uplay is making the game a hassle, which makes me feel like maybe I should get the ps3 version.

My power has been out for two days now and I'm so bored I feel like I'm about to lose my fucking mind.

Why is it that the iPhone gets all these apps android doesn't? Tons of people own android phones and tablets.

Lollipop Chainsaw. It was just lying around. I'm not even totally sure who it belongs to.

Is that version out yet?

Evil Dead remake. It didn't shit all over the franchise but it didn't really add anything special to it either.

Still seems a bit shitty that is legal to buy a smaller company that doesn't want to be bought.

Obama even called this guy. It probably did open up some career opportunities. Still, that shouldn't undermine the guts behind what he did. A lot of sports fans are, let's face it, pretty homophobic.

I don't know too much about the stock market but aren't there laws in place to circumvent hostile takeovers?

People might buy it in the short term but these kinds of stunts don't engender a lot of good will with consumers. I feel like this is going to make it difficult for any future games made by this developer to achieve much success. When you're an indie developer, you live or die on word of mouth.

... How mild? I mean that would factor into my buying decision.

I suppose technically that's accurate but it's kinda like saying that a kick in the gut hurts less than a kick in the balls.

That was the same people?

I hope they do more.

How Draconian do you consider Steam? If it didn't have offline mode it would bother me, but it does so it doesn't.

But it does say right there "will require an internet connection." Even if you can use it with a dropped connection, you still couldn't use it if you have no internet.

http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/videos/arrested-development-preview-buster-and-lucille-clear-the-air-20130426 First new footage of Arrested Development.

http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2013-04-25-next-xbox-always-on-reportedly-not-as-strict-as-feared > Always online > "Isn't as draconian as it seems" How is always online NOT draconian?