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"Burned down lumber mill"... Hmmm what if the Mulholland Drive-esque warped reality Jake was describing was actually the town in Murder She Wrote crossing over into the Twin Peaks universe?

This still feels really weird. I don't think I'll get used to it for a while. Going to his twitter page is really surreal and sad.

Anyone in or around the northeastern Ohio region know why there would be a giant Boston Dynamics truck driving around? I've been looking online to see if there are any robotics conferences in the area and haven't been able to find anything, granted I'm on a phone so I could be missing it. I'm curious to know if they've got BigDog in the back of that thing! I had a chance to pull up and ask the driver but I wasn't sure how well that would have went, in hindsight I don't know why I didn't. /FAIL

I thought Aquaman was Steve when I started playing multiplayer the other night:

This shirt just went up on a popular 24-hour t-shirt website. Thought it was relevant and amusing.

Agreed, and I'm pretty sure my pledge has already paid for itself due to all the insane fun I've had playing TENNNES with friends huddled around a PC. Can't wait to play the final version of JS Joust, too.

Time for me to stop being an anonymous internet coward or something, I guess. Enjoy my cranial foliage detail slider turned up to maximum in the settings menu:

That is just too rad. The hot scoops meme has come full circle, with Steve becoming a literal scoop.

Yeah, the 26th. Also, the pre-purchase rewards on Steam are nice for people who either: A.) Haven't played BioShock or have a friend who hasn't played BioShock B.) Haven't played X-Com or have a friend who hasn't played X-Com C.) Really fucking love hats.

That's a pretty fantastic article, and holy shit Polygon is doing a rad job with their presentation of things like this.

Aaaaaaand that's pretty much a Metal Gear. Somebody get Hideo Kojima a whiskey and then show him this picture.

Kind of reminds me of Aphrodite IX, a comic book from Top Cow. Putting this on my radar because anything cyberpunk goes on my radar.

I backed this game on Kickstarter in January of 2011, so it's really rad to play it and finally see it gaining some (okay, quite a bit of) recognition. Jake Elliot sent me this postcard in the mail about a year ago, too: Curious if any thumbs have played other Cardboard Computer games, like Balloon Diaspora?

Don't look now, but... here comes a robot baby that responds to human facial expressions. Yeah. http://www.gizmag.co...go-san/25681/#g