I’d smash Bowsette...

MEANWHILE:

Ohhh!! Thank you!

I hate to ask but... Could you reupload the image with a red circle? :(

It is this kind of stealership douchbaggery that makes me celebrate the day Amazon starts selling cars to Prime members. Those slimy ass glands will be in for a rude awakening.

The only way to know for sure who has the best price is to do your shopping from the comfort of your phone or computer and compare several quotes in writing. However, that process is most effective when it is done within a few weeks time.

#1 is totally true. I’ve shared the story here before about a certain Dodge dealer north of Houston who listed a car at $17,988 online, had a price of $18,900 in the window ($1K discount! Woopee! Right?) but then told me the price was $21,700 after I mentioned I was paying cash.

Danger Zone’s levels aren’t about eureka moments and canned solutions, though. There’s rarely one right way to explode through a level, and even when you find a reliable path, you’ve gotta tweak and perfect your runs. Yeah, you’re gonna need certain Smashbreakers and cash pick-ups, but there’s still room for…

Crash Mode was great for get-togethers in college and even with my dad. People who were maybe lost with the racing aspect could learn enough to crash in to other cars and cause explosions. We could spend hours at it. Hell, I came home one night from my summer job to find my dad playing without me! Such a great time.

I’m glad I live in one of the few areas with a third strike scene in America. If you are interested in learning the game or finding a scene that might be near you this is a handy guide https://www.yumpu.com/xx/embed/view/QEHigXVIyr9OfCvh

Funny how you say that the computer isn’t their physical property, but it’s totally fine that people are stealing a game they do not own.

The most depressing part is how he has to explain that his own personal belief against giving thieves something for free, BECAUSE THEY ARE THIEVES has to be ‘justified’ with “well, I don’t need my code tied to pirated code and breaking licenses”

I was actually following this on the Steam forum for Automata last night (and part of this morning; there are a couple of people who got into it with Kaldaien that are still crowing about his ban/soothing their individually savaged egos--Kaldaien can field a pretty scorching argument when the mood strikes), and was…

The older I get the more fascinated I am by how old games and hardware get preserved and the little idiosyncrasies of all the plastic and metal inside. I think mostly because I realized that stuff won’t be around forever. And the Dreamcast is a perfect example—so many great games and unique hardware that’s slowly…

I have to routinely open my Dreamcast to adjust a tiny screw that stabilizes the GD-rom drive. Worth it for MvC and Jet Set Radio.

“The world sees her as this glamorous, sophisticated, jet-setting woman,

I’d like to see someone from Kotaku contact them and offer to discuss the situation. Being able to critique their coverage (‘underground’ lol) would be a great opportunity to help educate people