@truthtellah: OH SHHHH

@Señor *insert coin* Ring Ding!: TOo many hints. I like it though :D

@Señor *insert coin* Ring Ding!: SHOOT THE GOD DAMNED DOG!

@Señor *insert coin* Ring Ding!: Mario going into the pipe at the end of 1-1

@truthtellah: Chainsaw bayonet to the face of a grub!

@Iain Cheyne: Try teaching grandma how to use terminal.

Seriously, why are people complaining about lack of realism in an MK game?

@Manly McBeeferton: I like how hard the hits looked and sounded. Everything just felt right.

A wild Goozex has appeared!

The best comments I made in this thread ended with me pressing the Cancel button.

@stjberserker: Spoiler Alert! But I feel it was a fitting end to my favorite character. That fight was amazing.

@drizzt_rocks: Shippuden is great. You just have to make sure to skip any filler! They have returned much of the animation style to it's original form.

And that's why we don't eat the middle part!

I use it at work for editing PLC's, I used their syntax highlighting feature to make them more readable. You'd be amazed how much easier code is to read when comments are green :D

Why would I want Firefox to use MORE memory? That bastard already gobbles up more than it should.

@snapper.fishes: Stroke your nude body with a Moleskine, and you will nod, silently, in understanding.

I wonder how many open source nuts complain about plagiarism.

@EnigmaNemesis: I am surprised there is no standard engine being used. So many games have been made using the Unreal engine for the 360, even though there are random graphical glitches, they look pretty sweet. It would certainly help Sony's cred.

@SG79: The memory management is definitely where the differences come from. Most Sony exclusives have great textures, but many of the comparing screen shots between multi-console games show the Xbox winning in that department.

@EnigmaNemesis: Uncharted 2 is a great game! It probably has more to do with it being a specifically PS3 designed game. But most multi-system games I have seen, the xbox trumps the ps3 in the texture department.