Is it just me or do you always have to donate money to something when you screw up? It's kind of annoying when I see people royally screwing up and then donating some minor part of their income (not implying Inman makes millions of dollars) to some loosely associated cause?

Classic example, I miss that

Am I the only getting the Kings Quest collections? I'll play all but number 7 (felt too much like a Disney game). Also I better get Space Quest while I'm at it...

It's day like this I wish I was an architect to make awesome things like this

I've been to Denver a few times and every time I'm shocked that pot is so abundant (relative to my home in Kansas City). I have never seen such large advertising or even the shops for them. It's almost like something out of a movie to me...

Despite the semi-negative feedback on the choice to release the use of the Kickstarter money this game looks freaking amazing and this is the first time I've seen it. I think I'll have to buy an iPad 3 just to play it.

Considering this is coming out for iOs and Android I would definitely consider testing the game on an iPad. That way you don't alienate one of the better markets for the game to sell. They would stand to lose a ton of money if it turns out poorly for a really popular platform.

I finished every level and then when I got to the part where it said to replay every level to get Platinum Medals I just said screw it I'm done.

These automated cars plus Google Street View equals a constantly updating Street View that doesn't require paying someone to drive around all day.

I thought Blast Corps was fun but extremely hard for me finish. Then later I found out that my analog stick was broken and meant I had to push harder to actually move...

Easily one of the very first video games I ever played, I'm thinking of downloading the old games now!

Cockwaffles is now in my vocabulary...

I loved it too, didn't like the swearing, that got a little overboard. Though they could probably make a game out of swearing in a sequel if they ever made it. Dicktits must get like double combo points or something.

Have fun watching Midsomer Murders and British Idol...

Thanks for giving me a reason to screw around for a half hour

Usually if the game music has bored me or worn off I listen to my own stuff or watch Netflix while playing (multitasking is fun!). I remember listening to Rob Zombie while playing Black, the faster and louder the better.

I remember Mechwarrior 2s music. That was some great music. Now I think I'm going to find if I can go play it...

I feel that Fallout needed the music but only in certain situations. Nothing felt better than turning a corner and seeing nothing while the music turns to bring a feeling of despair and loneliness.

I played Kings Quest and Space Quest when I was a kid. Those were some fun games. Assuming I could follow the directions and not walk into a deadly spore or something like that.

Looks good for close things, though probably works like crap at a distance where you can't see the white borders.