@Cochese: Animal friendly since 2005 :): I must have missed the comment about getting a second job, that's pretty bad.

@Dexomega: Seriously! I still don't get how that is ok.

@Anne Boleyn: I guess. I don't really like hunting down attendants to buy a game. I prefer the Best Buy method where all the games are encased in a plastic box, but you can still see the contents and carry it to the counter.

@emberdione: That's true.

@brass2themax: How do you set up DLNA to work with the PS3?

@KingDarian: Ditto. $20 is just too good of a deal to pass on.

@Fo0dNippl3: I agree completely.

@2NinjasTapedTogether: I don't have a 360 either, though Alan Wake certainly helps make me want to get one.

@RockyRan: That's a good point. They were taking a huge risk with Blu-ray. The PS3 wouldn't have done nearly as well if HD-DVD won the format war.

One thing to note is that the games are still behind glass. The picture makes it look like they can be picked up and taken to the counter freely, but you still need a store attendent to open the case for you. The front copy of each game is locked in a special case that lets you pick it up and view the back, but it is…

@ZFK: I associate Boys II Men "II" with F Zero.

@Tyrunn: Super Mario World. It was the first game I owned.

@Pray4Mojo: If you buy a console, all games for that console are guaranteed to work on it. When people compare consoles to PCs in terms of cost of gaming, they are often coming from a similar mindset of buying a PC that can handle everything without sacrifices. Taking a basic computer and adding a nice graphics card…

@ruillonrysic: Thanks for the post, this answered the questions I was going to ask:

@Cerabret100: I've considered doing this with the Metal Gear series since I've never played one, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.

@Manly_McBeeferton: They're eating 'shrooms all day. Maybe it's all in their heads.

@Ursus-Veritas: I like the idea, though I think it should reset occasionally so that you don't get a final warning for life just because you've had to shut off the game 5 times in a year. Maybe like a 3-strikes per month policy (2 months, 3 months, whatever).

@madammina: I'm psyched to be able to play it on my mac! You get used to the controls, it's a good game to learn them since it's more about thinking than action.

@battra92: I didn't really like Spirit Tracks and I ended up selling it before I finished. I felt like I was spending half the time playing the boring train mini-game.

@RockyRan: In my experience, you always need to reset the router after the modem.