Can never have enough Kaketaku.

As much as I like Mitchell to just let Wiebe have the record, I just know he's going to try and take it back again. Probably going to send in a choppy VHS tape that "mysteriously" gets fuzzy half way through then suddenly clears up with 5000000+ points miraculously added.

I never used GoG, but I've always respected what they did. What would work best for me personally, though, would be if GoG teamed up with Steam. Steam would focus on the selling and distribution while GoG focuses solely on updating classic games for the service.

@sgraff87:

Admiral Snackbar, such a lame and stupid premise, yet I couldn't stop laughing...

@thesmilies:

@wealthyman2:

I'm more of a Popeyes man myself.

Partially unrelated, a lot of music these days (Alt Rock stuff) remind me of the muppets. I have no idea why, and if I actually knew who these bands were/what the names of the songs are I'd be more than happy to list them.

@Krakenstein:

Me on an average day of TF2

@Archaotic:

I hate scary stuff, and yet I can never just look away. :(

15 years of Playstation, and I've still never owned one. Under better financial circumstances I'd probably run out and get a PS3 right now, but when I look at my savings account I know I can't possibly do that. :(

@-MasterDex-:

@kyosti23:

I've always been partial to the Spinning Newspaper gags on tv.

While this is great news, I'm still finding myself more curious to Duke Nukem's past. Specifically, will we ever see his older games on Steam? (I'm aware of GoG, I'd just like to see a wider release.)

I'm playing Don't Throw Up on the Keyboard courtesy of a really bad stomach flu. Between bouts of nausea, however, I've been chipping away at Trackmania Nations Forever and GalCiv 2.

Clearly the Zerg were merely trying to defend themselves and their precious supply of unobtainium.