I'm not sure about that. It's still witchcraft, as far as we're concerned.

Someone with money is going to buy the absolute shit out of them.

If buying an office is what it takes to localize a puzzle game in less than two years, then by all means, buy an office.

I don't have it either, all 13 people it shows for me are online, though they're no longer organized into my groups. Nor do I have chats saved into my messages, or any kind of change in the messaging system at all in over a year.

I'm sure that Microsoft incurs some kind of cost to the developer with regards to that kind of thing. Maybe through the licensing agreement. But of course everything we could say would just be speculation.

"The Internet - Ruining Things in New and Interesting Ways Since 1973!"

I'm particularly fond of what it gave me when I loaded the page - "Hannah Montanna's Battle Lawn Darts."

I always knew Diddy Kong Racing was ahead of its time...

Not anymore, it seems.

That's not the attitude that put men on the Moon for seven minutes!

This is honestly the first Minecraft build video I've ever watched where the builder said anything even remotely like, "I didn't want to do that because it'd take too much time."

Andy Rooney has become the spokesman for people that have just gotten used to the idea of CDs.

@Wittyname: Where everyone wears socks on their hands and hats on their bums and eats jelly and peanut butter sandwiches.

It should also make it slightly easier to take apart and put back together....

So, are we still supposed to believe that Monks aren't magic or is that okay now?

That Tranz-Send thing sounds exactly like how we were thinking of OnLive when they first showed off that crazy voodoo.

"Oh, hey, guys, it was actually the souls of the unborn. Isn't that weird that that's how DVDs worked? Boy, I bet a lot of people are wishing we had known that earlier."

When did "Project Ten Dollar" become "Project Force 'Em To Preorder So We Can Get Decent Sales Estimates."

@Altima NEO: The format works when Valve isn't involved.

@twinturbo2: I would pay twice to see that once.