Carmack isn’t an idiot, so probably not.

I understand nothing about what you’ve just said, but it looks like I don’t understand a lot about how sports stuff works. My reasoning was, there’s a match in which you play, or your team plays. Everyone knows about the match. From what I could tell, nothing would change from you betting on your own team. But…

The ethics in boxing aren’t exactly a standard to set your sights on.

I don’t see it as an issue if you bet on yourself/your own team. If you start betting against them... that’s the illegal insider knowledge bit.

But will it brick out when near an aquarium?

I’ve encountered it a couple times and it’s a semi-common issue with gamers at large. It can happen with a firmware issue or if you get hit by a power outage or some other event outside of your control.

THIS. THIS is why I cancelled my Switch preorder. For the love of God, Nintendo. Your software is great, the Switch hardware is enticing in many ways, but THIS is why I decided I would wait a year or so. You can’t even get the simplest little things right.

That look on his face was absolutely priceless. That feeling of winning as the underdog is just incredible.

This it’s s shame the port on Xbox 360 lacks that music.

Without Offspring the game just isn’t as good.

I was screaming in my mind, “DID SEGA SCREW UP CRAZY TAXI AGAIN?”

I’m actually trying to find a junk 63 cad and a 63 impala to frankenstein into Axel’s ride.

That’s not the crazy taxi I remember...

That’s not Crazy Taxi

The difference is: being funny.

360 version of Borderlands 1 & 2 have been backwards compatible for over a year now.

Every 360 games with Gold has been backwards compatible since winter of 2015.

Did you read the article at all?

That’s insulting to the intelligence of actual glue-eating lemurs.

Nintendo and has solidified my theory that they are a company full of brilliant artists, designers and technicians that, at some point, got infiltrated by a mob of brain-damaged, glue-eating lemurs that somehow got entrusted with 50% of the company’s decision making.