The only math game I remember playing as a kid was Math Blaster.

There is an Idiocracy joke in here somewhere.

Yes, that is the point.

There are many "nerds/geeks" that have never played the Dungeons and Dragons (3.5) tabletop video game. Its not like its a requirement.

So then, what happens if I'm signed in and hand the controller to my friend who doesn't have an Xbox Live account/isn't set up on my console. I'm assuming/hoping it only changes if it recognizes the face as belonging to another account. Otherwise, lots of problems will happen with friends/family playing.

Much of the joy of Grand Theft Auto V comes from a sense of freedom, of exploring an entirely different world. The story missions are fine, the heists are neat enough, but the bustling state of San Andreas is the game's crowning achievement. Too bad it's far too easy to run through it and miss the best stuff.

As far as browser based card games go, I was pretty into Elements for a while: http://www.elementsthegame.com/ .

Cool. November 15th is my birthday!

I just assumed you were purposefully making a clever play on the word "foul" and phrase "crying wolf" by saying they were "crying fowl."