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Guess what? MS doesn't care about PC sales. Their minds are set on us using the Windows Store. That's where they hope the majority of their revenue will come from. So to them, selling another PC is second.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/03/01/forza-motorsport-6-apex-announced-free-to-play-on-pc?abthid=56d5a0729d46f67f30000017

Turn 10 Studios has announced that Forza Motorsport 6 is coming to PC (Windows 10 exclusive of course, what did you expect?) as a free-to-play game.
 
It's a little different from the original game on Xbox One.

At launch, there will feature 12 themed racing events, more than 60 cars, and a new objective system, which challenges players to complete specific, skill-based tasks for additional in-game currency.

Yes, you earn in-game currency to purchase cars and presumably tracks. Or you can buy them with real money.

Looks like MS is looking at PC as more of a free-to-play model with this and Fable: Legends. Makes sense since it's a low barrier of entry.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/03/01/forza-motorsport-6-apex-announced-free-to-play-on-pc?abthid=56d5a0729d46f67f30000017

Turn 10 Studios has announced that Forza Motorsport 6 is coming to PC (Windows 10 exclusive of course, what did you expect?) as a free-to-play game.
 
It's a little different from the original game on Xbox One.

At launch, there will feature 12 themed racing events, more than 60 cars, and a new objective system, which challenges players to complete specific, skill-based tasks for additional in-game currency.

Yes, you earn in-game currency to purchase cars and presumably tracks. Or you can buy them with real money.

Looks like MS is looking at PC as more of a free-to-play model with this and Fable: Legends. Makes sense since it's a low barrier of entry.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/03/01/forza-motorsport-6-apex-announced-free-to-play-on-pc?abthid=56d5a0729d46f67f30000017

Turn 10 Studios has announced that Forza Motorsport 6 is coming to PC (Windows 10 exclusive of course, what did you expect?) as a free-to-play game.
 
It's a little different from the original game on Xbox One.

At launch, there will feature 12 themed racing events, more than 60 cars, and a new objective system, which challenges players to complete specific, skill-based tasks for additional in-game currency.

Yes, you earn in-game currency to purchase cars and presumably tracks. Or you can buy them with real money.

Looks like MS is looking at PC as more of a free-to-play model with this and Fable: Legends. Makes sense since it's a low barrier of entry.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/03/01/forza-motorsport-6-apex-announced-free-to-play-on-pc?abthid=56d5a0729d46f67f30000017

Turn 10 Studios has announced that Forza Motorsport 6 is coming to PC (Windows 10 exclusive of course, what did you expect?) as a free-to-play game.
 
It's a little different from the original game on Xbox One.

At launch, there will feature 12 themed racing events, more than 60 cars, and a new objective system, which challenges players to complete specific, skill-based tasks for additional in-game currency.

Yes, you earn in-game currency to purchase cars and presumably tracks. Or you can buy them with real money.

Looks like MS is looking at PC as more of a free-to-play model with this and Fable: Legends. Makes sense since it's a low barrier of entry.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/03/01/forza-motorsport-6-apex-announced-free-to-play-on-pc?abthid=56d5a0729d46f67f30000017

Turn 10 Studios has announced that Forza Motorsport 6 is coming to PC (Windows 10 exclusive of course, what did you expect?) as a free-to-play game.
 
It's a little different from the original game on Xbox One.

At launch, there will feature 12 themed racing events, more than 60 cars, and a new objective system, which challenges players to complete specific, skill-based tasks for additional in-game currency.

Yes, you earn in-game currency to purchase cars and presumably tracks. Or you can buy them with real money.

Looks like MS is looking at PC as more of a free-to-play model with this and Fable: Legends. Makes sense since it's a low barrier of entry.

http://www.theverge.com/2015/12/8/9869980/google-pixel-c-tablet-review-android

http://www.engadget.com/2015/12/08/google-pixel-c-review/

Two reviews that say it's not worth it. And I agree. What's the point if it runs sluggishly and you can't properly multitask?

LOL PC master race.

Not everyone can type fast. Like at all. (i.e., your mom and pops). So this is not as dumb as you all are saying.

Not everyone can type fast. Like at all. (i.e., your mom and pops). So this is not as dumb as you all are saying.

Not everyone can type fast. Like at all. (i.e., your mom and pops). So this is not as dumb as you all are saying.

Not everyone can type fast. Like at all. (i.e., your mom and pops). So this is not as dumb as you all are saying.

You forgot the most important image:

You forgot the most important image:

You forgot the most important image:

That's Nathan Fillion (Castle, Firefly, Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, etc.).
 
He played Buck in Halo 3: ODST. And yes, he's a Spartan IV now (since the latest book, New Blood).

That's Nathan Fillion (Castle, Firefly, Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, etc.).
 
He played Buck in Halo 3: ODST. And yes, he's a Spartan IV now (since the latest book, New Blood).

Judging by name only, it's probably a m-ITX beast.

UPDATE: Looks like Konami didn't go through with the original take down. 
Original:

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Konami has taken down a YouTube video making claims about what really happened with the company and Kojima Productions, only to give more validity to these statements. I have an increasingly growing suspicion that this may be true.
 
According to George “Super Bunnyhop” Weidman, Konami's CEO (Kozuki) wants to move the company away from console gaming and focus strictly on mobile gaming and gambling (not yet legal in Japan). This sudden new direction was put into action almost immediately, merging smaller teams into larger teams: the audio team, animation team, programming team, all working on multiple (assumingly mobile) games at once.
 
The biggest concern lies with Kojima's team - as they are not needed anymore. Kozuki believes Kojima uses too much money and spends too much time for very little profit. He would rather hire less skilled employees for less pay, while trying to keep the same revenue. However, he can't just fire the whole team at once. Instead he is forcing them to quit on their own terms. After Kojima was fired from Konami (what we've all suspected), the team was cut off from their main server and had no internet for weeks. Frequent black-outs, security doors not working, people being forced to move desks every few days - all being implemented purposefully to make their lives more miserable.
 
Source: http://kotaku.com/konami-gets-youtube-to-take-down-critical-video-1703615047

What's Linux's call support number?

How about Samsung stop trying to imitate Apple. How many times can they say, "there are only so many ways to design a phone"?

TLDR? A man bought a home with the assurance from Comcast that they will provide him internet service. Long story short, they lied - more like they over promised without looking into his situation.
 
One can argue that the owner should have done more homework, but IMO he should be able to trust what Comcast is telling him.
 
Source: http://gawker.com/man-forced-to-sell-his-new-house-because-comcast-lied-t-1694018196/+stephentotilo

TLDR? A man bought a home with the assurance from Comcast that they will provide him internet service. Long story short, they lied - more like they over promised without looking into his situation.
 
One can argue that the owner should have done more homework, but IMO he should be able to trust what Comcast is telling him.
 
Source: http://gawker.com/man-forced-to-sell-his-new-house-because-comcast-lied-t-1694018196/+stephentotilo

TLDR? A man bought a home with the assurance from Comcast that they will provide him internet service. Long story short, they lied - more like they over promised without looking into his situation.
 
One can argue that the owner should have done more homework, but IMO he should be able to trust what Comcast is telling him.
 
Source: http://gawker.com/man-forced-to-sell-his-new-house-because-comcast-lied-t-1694018196/+stephentotilo

TLDR? A man bought a home with the assurance from Comcast that they will provide him internet service. Long story short, they lied - more like they over promised without looking into his situation.
 
One can argue that the owner should have done more homework, but IMO he should be able to trust what Comcast is telling him.
 
Source: http://gawker.com/man-forced-to-sell-his-new-house-because-comcast-lied-t-1694018196/+stephentotilo