I thought it was pizza sauce, but it didn't look like any pizza sauce I've ever seen. Needless to say, my first guess was incorrect.

I was thinking Hot Pockets, but ruled it out because they were closing it up before adding the other fillings.

With your purchases being tied to an account, rather than the hardware, I'm much more inclined to recommend people get the downloadable version. I got my wife the cartridge though so I could play it once she's done with it.

I wouldn't say that, at least in my experience.

I always felt like Valve's sale pricing strategy is to throw a bunch of stuff up against the wall and see what sticks. It's working pretty well so far it seems.

Not really. Although having re-read the second part of his post, I did kind of verify that part. I do like a deal.

Nope. Not me. I buy them because they are cheap. In fact, every game I have ever bought on sale on Steam I had previously identified before, then though "Better not buy it right now. We have to eat and pay rent." Seeing that $30 game you want for sale on Steam for $7 really lowers the barrier of entry.

Downloading now... slowly. Oh what a time for my 50mb Internet connection to slow to 1mb due to a "local disruption."

While considered primitive today, the crazy physics of the original Carmageddon was most of the fun of the game. There was no feeling like hitting a massive jump and hearing poor Max say "OH SHIT!" as the vehicle careened through the air, flipping end over end, and finally smashing into a crumpled mess on the ground.…

Wow. While the PS4 looks better, the WiiU is really holding it's own here.

Looks like the HD version to me. Also, the consumer version is to be unveiled in a week? I had not heard this. You sir, have made my day.

Hey hey HEY! Wait a second! They have one of the HD prototypes! No fair.

Four people were kind enough to inform me that the term "toon" far predates toontown, and in fact was used clear back in the days of yore. (IE: the 1990s.)

Ah. Good to know. I never got deep into multiplayer PC gaming, and I assumed that the "toon" term was somehow related to Toontown. Thank you for clarifying that.

It left a bit of a mark on the MMO scene. I still see people calling their characters "toons" in other games.

Right? What's the deal with upload rates here. I get 50mb down, and 2mb up.

Cable One just removed their cap and replaced it with a 300gb "guideline". Basically, if you go over, they won't charge you, but they'll warn you. Go over 3 months in a row and they will automatically bump your rate up to the next tier, which has faster speeds and a higher guideline.

Those anti-monopoly laws were nerfed pretty harshly about 100 years ago. Stifled innovation and growth they said.

That's it. I'm moving to Russia.

Either that or they're expanding their IT department to help keep up with increasing demand.