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Matt and Sylar agree on a plan to help legalize same-sex marriage everywhere.

Note near the back of the magazine, there is a 'continuation' of an article about Star Trek, but there was actually no beginning to it. (it says it's continued from page 503 or something like that)

The article seems to be about some kind of fighting manuver that can only be done with a cloaking device. I didn't pick up anything important in it, but I'm not obsessive.

Charlie-level kill? Gotta be Hurley. They're not really using his character well anyhow.

You guys tore down the comment because Microsoft asked you to???

Isn't the cat already out of the bag?

and since when does Microsoft get to determine the content of this website?

Unbelieveable. No journalistic integrity here. move along.

I don't even want to think about the headaches necessary for this to work.

I would have to turn off auto sign in on my main account, and set it up so the xbox doesn't remember my password so that my kid can't just log into my account and give himself more time.

This would require a memory card with my profile on it... that i remember to take out of the box and hide somewhere.

Given that my son is only 10 days old, no big deal right now.... just thinking about the implications here.

Also... didn't the spring update launch the first week of spring? and last fall update came out well before the holiday shopping season began? hmm...

Where's my Journeyman spoilers???

I don't know why you guys are fighting about the first ammendment in the comments. If it was written in stone instead of on paper, would it really change anything?

Anyway...

The only part of the first ammendment that is relevant to this story is... In the US, the government is not allowed to ban a videogame, for any reason. In the UK, without the first ammendment, the government can.

@schiavonir,

Bungie and MS could still work together like that if Bungie keeps it's current headquarters location and becomes a 2nd party developer for MS.

@everyone,
When was the last time the MS actually purchased a game developer?

On the one hand, it wouldn't be a big shock to see Bungie incorporate as it's own company. This kind of thing happens all the time in business when a division not attached to the core of a company becomes highly successful.

On the other hand, Microsoft has traditionally kept multiple highly successful business units wrapped up in Redmond.

My final thought is that MS learned with the purchase of Rare that the intellectual property is far more valuable than the developers can be. Humans can quit, move on to other companies, where IP can't.

So it wouldn't surprise me too much if Bungie becomes a 2nd party devoloper for MS, still primarily working on Halo-themed games.

I've been a hardcore survivor fan, but the series has kind of lost me the last couple of seasons.

They keep tinkering with the details of the game to try and keep it fresh, which is fine.

I think, however, that the show has become stagnant due to the basic rules not changing. Alliances work just as well in season 10 as they did in season 1.

Perhaps major rules changes would make it into something that's not survivor. And so maybe it's good that they're looking to put the series to rest for awhile.

I think it would be facinating if they introduced secret goals into the game... non-winning conditions that were lucrative enough for some players to try for.

Another All-stars could be worth watching... Is Richard Hatch out of jail yet?