Hamson

This is how World War I: The Game would play out: Hide in a trench, keep hiding in a trench, stay in that trench, oh! pop out and shoot a little, advance a couple of feet, hide in a trench, keep hiding in a trench...

Well, does Apple make any computers that aren't Macs?

So my question is, where the hell do you get an 8GB SDHC card for twenty dollars?

Firefly was the best thing to ever happen to TV.


You're asking yourself if I've got the security codes, why don't I go in, grab it for myself?

No. Actually, I was wondering… WHAT'S SHE DOING ON THIS SHIP?
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We're in space! How'd she get here?

She hitched.

I don't recall pulling over!

Megaman would be an awesome addition.

I have a Timex expedition.

May as well try to win a free TV.

I would like to get into digital photography, and a SLR would be a great deal of help.

That was very well written, Peter Rojas, Ryan Block, and Joshua Topolsky. It's writing like this (and most of your other writing) that keeps me reading Engadget.

I don't understand why it's a problem to show Mature game commercials to younger teen demographics. You only have to be 18 to buy the game, not to play it. So the kid tells their parent they want the game. If the parents don't buy it, then they don't buy it. And if they do buy it, then the parent approves of it or is oblivious, in which case it's not the government's problem anyway.