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Now it's just innocent drones to provide internet to remote areas using satellite and lasers. Though once the network is up they will rain death upon the world using lasers and satellites, aside from spying on people. *puts on tinfoil hat*

Never was it easier to instantly destroy a TB worth of data with your bare hands

some drones are heavily armed... i wonder if those drones would be allowed to retaliate....

Strange that VALVe isn't part of this...

Theres a few mistakes in the article! First of all Doug Hoogland isn't the guy who proposed to his girlfriend, The guy who proposed was Gary Hudston, he proposed to Stephany Harbison. Also He asked two modders from the community: Doug Hoogland and Rachel van der Meer to create a level...

lol, i was at that event, it was displayed during "INDIGO" in Utrect, Netherlands Our student game group was also there showing off "Geomancer" a little turn based strategy game: <youtube=5dBIxHedR_g>

Next to Valvesoftware, Gearbox is one of my favorite game developer. They act in similar ways, and they rather have something of a challenge than to work on a copy/paste cashcow. Go Randy!

so let me get this straight, if this turns out like they claimed..... Oh sh*t = dash backwards F*ck = nade spam fck,fck,fck,fck,fck = super sprint mother of gawd!! = switch to heavy weapon Nooooo! = dash sideways no no no no no no no!!! = switch to crowd controll weapon what the hell? =...

It's not the neural brain interface that makes this possible... Its Chocolate! even mice seem to benefit from it! http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ejwEqpV8ak4

i saw it on the opening midnight premiere in IMAX+3D+HFR And it was amazing! The 48fps makes things so clear and fluid... Though a lifetime of "24fps = realtime" conditioning makes my brain think im watching a sped up film, even though the motions occur at a normal pace. This is both...

SpecOps really was disturbing, its fun how it just starts out as a generic shooter that actually fails to compete with games like CoD or BF3, but gruadually ascends with it's narrative to something far more interesting, it makes you think. The only downside of the game would be that there...

Gotta love that rear computer barfing out a still spinning cd after the blast hits... Though i am wondering, is this just a "stun" or does it actually wreck all electronic equipment caught in the blast?

If this is only about Ubisoft's games im not very surprised... I've seen people actually buy a Ubisoft game in the store and then just pirate the game to play the game without invasive DRM. But srsly, i think steam is the proof that piracy doesnt have to be a issue if proper service is...

Thats outrageous, i could get that much data from the internet in a matter of 2 hours....

so pirates who dont spend a dime have to pony up 20 pounds to prove their innocence but people who have spend all their cash on games might not have 20 pounds to spare logic is missing....