Is engadget turning into gizmodo? Since when do you guys start posting design concepts with absolutely no engineering behind them?

“If you are in that role, which is a terrorist in a game killing other people with massive violence coming back at you on the screen, and [you’re getting a] thrill from that, I think that’s actually sick. We need to sort that out."
It's pretty apparent that none of them has played it. I'm pretty sure that the whole point of being first person in that mission is to see how fucked up geopolitics can be as well as terrorism in general, that they are willing to mow down so many people just to play with chess pieces.

You guys use "vidgame" as well.
http://www.joystiq.com/2009/10/28/new-modern-warfare-airport-murder-simulator-2-video-game-glorif/ "Terrorists in my vidgame -- haha!"

yeah. it's clearly startup lag. it's loading background services while giving you a ui to use as fast as possible. i think it's been like that since at least 1.5 if not 1.0

what they should include is every tlc and mecc game. both companies made excellent learning games which would still be fun today.

harmony remotes change the paradigm of universal remotes. if this remote can't control via activity, i don't want it.

maui. beautiful and fun

according to wikipedia, every region except japan.

does the editor mean wii sports resort? wii sports is a wii bundled game

something something lending