The list of games looks fantastic so far, but I'm kind of reluctant about using multiple online services. I've grown rather fond of Steam is all, and I would rather just get all of my games through there.

Do you actually buy the gun, or is it more of a rental? I seem to recall some of these pay-for-stuff games only letting you keep your hard bought gear for a week/month/year depending on how much you pay.

@Jomo7:

Honest to goodness reaction: "What? Whaaaaaaaaaat?"

@wild homes is being recast!:

Is this what the devs have been doing for the past few months? What a waste of time and or money.

The weather isn't that inhospitable. I'm really enjoying the recent rains, and other than the constant tornado warnings I'd say things are going quite well.

Read the article people, the 1337 price tag is a place holder, not the actual price.

I can has Kirby game that's as beautifully animated as this? I didn't even know what this game was until just now, and I'm already sold on it.

$10 sounds good to me, considering I would have been willing to go as high as $15.

@tk.:

Friggin' Chocobos, where's my Tonberry game? >:(

Zombified Nazis or Zombies who joined the Nazi Party? I've never been too clear on that.

@thejakeman: visit my site!:

To be fair, the Doom Classic mod for Doom 3 was an absolute blast. Classic levels recreated with new and hilarious cutscenes? Made the whole ordeal of the actual game worth it.

Aww, I just noticed Sins of a Solar Empire wasn't on there, maybe I should get that instead...

Speaking of Diablo, I was thinking of getting Titan Quest on Steam. Supposedly it's as close to a Diablo killer as man was ever meant to get, and the reviews were pretty solid for it. Should be good enough to tide me over until D3 comes out.

@KingBlister:

@0rin:

I was always rather partial to Stardock's approach to piracy, but this sounds pretty good too.