The fact that they won't accept case-less or manual-less games is a big plus for me and a lot of people I know. I really really hate that gamestop generic case thing they do. And even more do I hate the fact that if the games get old enough they just throw away the cases and keep them in little sleeves.

Both of you are my heroes.

It's been a standard on the pc for over a decade.

There is one difference between the cd/dvd argument and this particular game argument. The online playability. A cd/dvd you stick in the player, you're done. No muss no fuss. With a game, say halo, you purchase it to play online. Bungie is still paying for the servers for you to play one, whether you bought the game…

What could work if there was a way to easily implement it would be a cookie type thing that says you can play online for x amount of days (let's say 3, that's a good rental time) and then after that the code would be required.

Both at the same time? Just sayin.

Soon Metacritic will start reviewing regular people. You'll find your score dropping if you don't donate blood, or are passed over for promotion

Kobayashi Maru with erections sounds like a good name for a band.

I think people are going to this movie with the wrong theme in mind.

So you can stand more or less in front of the screen, put your image of yourself on the screen, and no one will notice and the police won't arrest you.

A picture of Bobby Kotick's face with a crappy moustache and the caption needlehead on it.

That is the funniest thing I've seen all day, and I've been marathoning Arrested Development.

The Scientific Method as applied to this sociological experiment:

I beat Super Ghouls and Ghosts. With the bracelet.

Then quit waving it around like a feather duster.

Please forgive me this one.

I remember seeing this picture a year or so ago. It's nice to have some credit to the creator finally.