But that was in Alpha! (Right?) I bought it for $18 in Beta, right when it was about where it is now.

Well in all fairness, Oblivion's Shivering Isles DLC cost $29.99 when it came out a few years ago, though it was definitely bigger than Dawnguard. Plus, Minecraft costs almost 30 on the PC, so $19.99 is pretty fair (I say pretty because it's currently update-less).

It's awesome, that's what.

HEY MAN, you can't guarantee that until I see some HARD. EVIDENCE.

Welcome to hell.

Did Europe finally become a nation?

Reboot?! But I thought you hated CG!

That was mean, but I admit it made me laugh.

What about the plastic wrap filter or perhaps a lens flare?!

For serious. I remember people complaining about the site design change, but I could at least tolerate it. I don't know how much longer I can deal with this, though. My favorite part of Kotaku is the community, but if I have to struggle to see people's comments, then what's the point?

I actually owned both, and fired each one up to refresh myself before voting. The Genesis version is a little more adult, but it's colors are muddy and it tends to have framerate dips. I like the brighter SNES colors better, plus the fact that gameplay is a little more creative than just giving Aladdin a SWORD.

And why is water so wet? WORK ON THAT TOO.

The thing is, we're reaching (or have reached) a point where prices CAN'T go any higher to develop games. While the odd "Call of Duty" here and there might pull in a cool billion, most games barely make a couple of million (talking AAA here) and can't make up their 60 million price tag. It's normal to think that…

I most certainly do!

Boondocks and Black Dynamite sounds like a winning combo to me!

PC doesn't work in generations the same way that consoles do. You know very well what they meant sir, and you're just being a butt about it.

Yeah, and it's too bad about that. I hate that every PS3 game worth playing only outputs to 720p. I feel like it's a trade-off that I don't prefer.

Boondocks is coming back!