carson

these would be great for RVs, you would only need a few and they would hardly run down the battery at all.

It would definitely be a letdown if it turns out to be Lenovo, there is so much potential for HTC, what with the patents and the os and the HTC goodness.

@Ruffy
Because taking steps toward the future isn't good enough, let's just be there instead.

@Gas I lost the game

I love you guys

@kobioshi You must realize that those wastes of skin are going to be the ones taking care of you when you can't remember who you are or why you can't control your bowels.

I don't really see how useful this incarnation is, now if this were associated with bottles instead of coasters it would be good. Playing salsa with tequila, americana with bourbon, etc. automatic mood setter.

you do realize that standing for long periods of time is more tiring and difficult than walking, when you are just standing there (on motorized skates) your legs would have constant pressure on them instead of the slight moment of rest your legs get when they are stepping forward. back when I worked at subway i realized how much just standing there was hurting my legs, so I started walking around.

I agree 100% smoke one and chill, and also can I change the message sound?

I keep hearing people say things like, "PC Upgrade prices are pretty damn cheap, especially from what a decent upgrade can give you." and "I can build a PC that would run this game maxed out no worries for the price of a Ps3. "Oh boo hoo, gotta upgrade, gotta build a new PC" omfg."

you people obviously don't realize the barrier of entry to pc gaming. If I wanted to play this game I would have to spend at least $500 building a computer, not to mention all the knowledge I would need to gain in order to build it, and all the time spent building it. this adds up, I am obviously not a pc gamer, but I loved d2, and this looks amazing, but because of hardware restrictions (gma 950....) I can't enjoy d3. pc gaming doesn't make financial sense, needing to upgrade every year. I have a 360 that cost $400 on the front end, but will continue to have good and beautiful games over the course of it's 5+ year life span, compare this with pc gaming where you have to spend $100-$200 a year just to stay up to date.

I am not a really hardcore gamer, but if you play on pc you have to be really hardcore and have a LOT of disposable income, neither things I embody. pc games just aren't approachable to someone who lives paycheck to paycheck, at this point few games, console or pc, are at all affordable, and if they are they are minigame compilations. this is getting better with the likes of shadow complex and similar titles, but sometimes a guy has to resort to pirating because of the expenses involved.