Ah well, can't say I blame them, but I got plenty to play until it's legitimately $5.

On the plus side it was $5 on Gamestop.com over the weekend, and it'll still be worth that.

You could read The Silmarillion 54 times.

Better get started.

Done buying Season Passes, but I'll grab some of the DLC if it seems any good. Far Cry 4 is my 2014 GOTY hands down.

And I think it's gonna be a long long time

I bought my son as copy of Guild Wars for his 5th birthday because he was completely enthralled watching me play. His 2nd grade teacher made a comment at a parent/teacher conference once that he was the only student she'd ever had to use the word 'catacomb' in a story he wrote.

Reminds me of

Goodbye Microsoft. It was a good run

Thankfully, wolves howling at the moon is a timeless classic that not even a supernova can destroy.

I haven't played Destiny in awhile, I can't remember if there was anything I hadn't already done in the game a dozen times already. I had a to-do list here somewhere...

Nowhere Man, John Doe, and Life Unexpected all took place in Portland and were great shows that were cancelled, so if GTA6 revolves around an amnesiac adoptee who is on the run from a shadow government agency, then Portland would be the perfect location.

Microcenter by my house had an MSI 970 open box out a week after they launched for $259.99, no idea why, figured I'd grab it and worst case it would be warrantied. Been using it since tho with zero issues.

Running the same i7 920 setup for the past almost 5 years, just upgraded a GTX 670 that I got for under $200 at the time to a GTX970 when they came out. GPUs have advanced quite a bit, but CPU/memory updates have been pretty minimal performance wise for half a decade. I paid $260 for the GTX970, which is more than I…

These actually seem pretty modest in comparison to a few of the games we saw ported to the PC last year like The Evil Within, where the recommended VRAM requirements were through the roof

Maybe he's an imaginary friend that Mario had as a child and then wished into existence.

Is "going outside" or "Reading a book" some special code for changing MTU settings?

How sad is it for Nintendo that 2 dudes on the internet can get this working through homebrew channels, but Nintendo, a multi-billion dollar company, never did/could.

Logged in at around 8:30pm Mountain time last night and was on til a little after 11 playing Far Cry 4, seemed to be working fine for me, but I can only speak for myself obviously.