I believe it's a seasonal thing. They sell them during the colder months because they don't handle heat well.

Well, anything's convertible if you've got an acetylene torch...

If you pack efficiently, you can do both at the same time.

To be fair, I don't think I've ever managed to last more than five minutes in a game of Nethack anyway...

You forgot Bill Belichick. He's supposed to be blamed for everything these days.

Don'r worry, I'm sure Mansory will be coming up with something ten times worse any day now...

I played mostly monk back in the day, got him up to around Paragon 10 before I quit. Tried Witch Doctor, but didn't care for her much.

DURRRRR.....

I had a meeting at work when they went on sale, and they were sold out when I got out of it.

I would, but I couldn't get tickets this year (I've been every year before this, including the original Meydenbauer Center ones.) I might still try to do one day though.

I have a small arcade collection, and even though pretty much everything I have is either MAMEd or ported, I do have a couple that never got any sort of console port (Battle Bakraid) or which have yet to be emulated (Raiden DX, which apparently has a protection scheme nobody has been able to figure out yet. It did…

Hmmm... Anyone else worried the first oil change would turn into a $75,000 repair bill?

Can't say I've ever had that problem.

Can't say I've ever had that problem.

Isn't this basically the same fanboy rage that happened when it was announced that Final Fantasy XIII WASN'T going to be a PS3 exclusive?

Translation: We haven't found a way to monetize it yet.

Maybe she could hook up with this guy...

This Humble Bundle might be one of the best ones I've seen in a while. Gigantic Army is a fun little run-and-gun (it was actually released in Japan several years ago as a Doujin game, but only got localized last year) and PixelJunk Shooter is a lot of fun too. I haven't tried Ys Origin out yet, but I hear that one…

Here is one I remember being particularly stupid for a game that turned out rather mediocre.

I've always been partial to the intro to the Dreamcast version of SoulCalibur.
This video doesn't really do it justice (it ran at a full 60FPS on the actual hardware) but for many people this was the first they saw of the Dreamcast in action, and was easily one of the most impressive things I had seen on a console at…

You just keep doing your thing, man.