When you finally get to the "meat and potatoes" of Steam's main store page, the new releases section, it's a joke. This is the part where a lack of quality control or a desire to curate store content really hurts. Steam simply lists the most recent games released, in order of release, with a tiny thumbnail and no…

Zach Snyder's going to try and make everybody forget that the Superfriends cartoon ever existed.

Now this has me interested. Why would this lone copy of Centipede show up?

OH! I get it! It's Mario and Luigi after getting a pair of Double Cherries! :p

If only the two youngest were Toad and Yoshi.

Note Death?

Gah! What's wrong with her foot?

Nah. It's an abomination.

Pretty much exactly what I was thinking.

Color me interested. Can you name a few?

LOL. As I type this, the game of Tetris just failed catastrophically and is now spazzing on the start menu.

Glad to see that Punching Bag is making his triumphant return to Smash Bros. :P

And I'm like, "Come on fhqwhagads. I see you jackin' me. Tryin' to play like...U NO ME?"

Now hang on, I would argue that "Not a game" is a valid tag. If only because it's an abbreviated version of "An interactive program that lies outside what we typically and culturally define as a game."

Much needed. The current suggestions set is rather broken. It ONLY shows games on my wishlist. >_>

[Batman: Arkham City]

And here I thought that this was going to be a post about Starswirl Academy.

This one is nice. At this size, I can't tell it was shopped! Many claps for you sir!

Baby Sims will no longer become stuck on a Sim's hand while driving a car.

Mac Only: Swimming in a pool inside a high rise building will no longer cause a Sim's plumbob to become invisible.