Yep. There's very few titles that get the designation though, EF, Hatred come to the top of my head. GTA SA? I think went AO after the hot coffee thing, when it was patched out it was reverted to M.

Bum 1: The journalists are running scared...
Bum 2: The people know they are corrupt.

Courtesy of Deus Ex.

Pull them out, then towards the highway and you'll get a nice curve.

SC2K was made when they were still pure Maxis, SC3K was made when they were a part of EA, both are exceptionally great games. I used to re-make Canuck Cities in 2K and 3k, posting them to BBS's, I'm sure someone could find them still if they wanted. Off the top of my head, I did Toronto, Windsor, London, Kitchener/Waterloo, Hull, Ottawa, Halifax, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Victoria, Vancouver. Small cities and towns like Woodstock, Ingersoll, Kingston, etc. They were very popular for people to tinker with, I think I was 15 or so at the time.

Anyway, I grabbed Cities: Skylines. I have a few complaints, one of which is the lack of building diversity. Though modding gets around that very easily. Overall, it's like the days of 3K, where there is micromanagement, you can buy up neighboring plots of land to expand your city and watch just how great or screwed up things can get.

They're partially complicit, they could have contacted CNN to point out that they were wrong. They could have dumped out a press release on their website saying it was incorrect, but they didn't. They simply rode the train because it was the easiest thing to do.

Don't give them ideas.

Fun story, I knew a guy who lived through the great depression. He and his wife made ends meet, by making Disney character windmills and selling them on the street corner. These days, they'd likely be tossed in prison and have a fine.

Well 5-6? expansions, new assets, and so-on will cause bloat.

Well they can move it to Canada. The government here doesn't really care as long as:

1) It's legal
2) If you're mining, you pay capital gains over $5k earned
3) You preform due diligence and pay your taxes if they apply on BT transactions.

Minecraft isn't a AAA game though, it's indie. And one of the few indie success stories, much like DOOM and ID Software were indie. The difference between the two is that ID Software continued to innovate and evolve. Mojang simply cashed out.

Well that's easy, they want 18 competing engines and standards. Queueueueueueue up xkcd joke here.

Back a few years ago(like 15) Ford and Chysler were testing storage tanks full of anti-freeze on their vehicles that were heated using exhaust. The idea was to speed up the warming cycle for both the cabin and engine and reduce wear problems. Of course it didn't end up being much of anything either since it had all kinds of technical problems, and heated sensors and temporary electric high-flow oil pumps solved the problem in a more cost effective manner.

That's actually kinda funny, since his post appeared to rustle your jimmies so badly that you're throwing a hissy fit over it. Maybe it's time to take a step back from this lovely digital world, and wonder why your post comes across as a self-absorbed iAsshole.

Good luck finding a clear rooftop here in Canada during the winter where said solar PV will work. Right now the average roof has between 2" to 2' of snow on it. Every house and business that I've seen with an array is covered and even the type where they rotate with the sun are producing nil in the way of electricity.

I've been using qbittorrent for the last year and I like it over deluge myself.