Stefan

I think Tekken fits better, but Ben wins because of his imagination.

I think the source of your problems is the fact, that you stay up all night. It's the same for me if I don't force myself to get up every morning so I can relate.

Staying up all night has many downsides as you won't get enough daylight (obviously) which your body needs. The social factor plays a big role as well, I mean

most ppl aren't awake in the middle of the night.

I guess you should start by getting a regular sleep pattern. Most likely the rest will take care of itself since you will be more encouraged to get out.

That's how it's been for me at least... I don't know, maybe you should give it a shot. Depending on your working hours just set your alarm to 9:30am every day

and sooner or later you will be able to get up even without the alarm.

I'm gonna go with 20h. My favorite RPG of all time, Terranigma last about this long. Mass Effect was nice as well since you could rush through the game in considerably less than a day (if you just wanted to get through the game on a higher difficulty setting).

@shinigami420 said:

@Snapstacle said:

Video games, we invented them. Suck it.

Gunpowder Paper

Invented in China

SUCK IT!!

Hmm I thought Ralph Bär was considered the father of video games. In retrospective Nazis really boosted America's advancements in technology.

That said, many people in Europe don't consider the US as an entirely independent country even today - not in a degrading way, however. It's difficult to describe...

Maybe I should only speak for myself:

I think of America as a fairly new collaboration of people from all over the world, mostly Europeans though. However,

it's image of being the land of opportunity is fading since it doesn't seem to be very liberal anymore compared to other nations (It seems that racial and social

hate is still pretty big in the US, though the Bomber's capital SF is probably the most liberal city of the nation) and it's financial situation and military directive are rather

alienating.

After WW2 America was by far the greatest nation on the globe but I guess somewhere between that time and today some of it's gears have stopped turning

in hope of preserving what used to make this nation so admirable.

Take the car industry as an example for that and I guess you will understand what I mean. Maybe losing the major antagonist after the cold war has something to do with

that as well.

All that in mind, I don't think that the US is on the verge of destroying or losing what it once had since it seems that the country is slowly adapting to what happened

around it. The health system reformation is one indicator for that in my opinion.

Anyway, I think I am getting to philosophical already so I'll just leave it at that.

@FluxWaveZ said:

The PS4 is will be released this year.

wasn't it already released in the past?

@DeeGee: @DeeGee said:

What the fuck will a man eating eggs on camera do to save dying children?

my thoughts, exactly. Shouldn't they be sending those eggs to the starving children instead?!?

@HelicopterSpy said:

Dreamcast isn't as good as people remember.

actually it is. VGA, broadband internet and most importantly great games

great article

Hey! Mass Effect posted this on facebook and I think some of you guys might find this as witty as I do. :-)

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150205489381645&set=a.205444541644.131114.85811091644&type=1&theater

@yakov456 said:

As an American I respectfully ask you to check your head. I would argue that football is a slower, more boring sport. Run a play, 40 second break, run a play, timeout, run a play, tv timeout(commercial). Oh yeah and I just love the challenge calls where they take a 5 minute break to review a play. Soccer IS more exciting. Don't judge a sport by it's scoring.

You are on the right track, I guess. Good Soccer player run about 6 miles in one game (depending on their position)