Well, some of the Mage cards that make most current meta-popular decks are phasing out now with Standard. It seems Blizzard focused exclusively in Classic cards, since they are to stay forever and thus they are what truly shapes design potential for new cards.

Considering their robust roster and mostly consistent quality standards, what Discordance said doesn’t make much sense.

So they protest by ruining the current game for the innocent players that had nothing to do with the vanilla server’s shutdown? Seems logical.

Seems a sucky way to protest. “We can’t play on our servers, let’s bring the servers down for other people!”

I know it’s supposed to be hardcore, dark and intimidating.

Fucking awesome game.

I lost mine one day when I took it out because it made Space Station Silicon Valley just completely refuse to work.

My formative years involved a lot of time in heavy metal parking lots. Just great memories of beer, boobs and buds. Thirty years later I’ve made new memories in these same parking lots with my own kids. The only difference is my youngest (18) son loves to get into the pit and mosh but nowadays I’m content just to hang…

Dear Literally Anyone Who Ever Makes A Batman Film In The Future,

I know right! Theoretically it was very interesting, but MS presented it very poorly.

Anybody believing they were suddenly discontinuing a console this soon should feel stupefied. No company does this move. It would be business suicide if they still had plans for a newer machine we BARELY have heard about while offing the current one.

Pretty sure it’s just the the tin foil hat people that get freaked out over something so little.

While I love the new plethora of turn-based games we have available, I do miss living in a RTS golden age.

Military madness was the best! I rocked that, Keith Courage, and Splatter House all day, erry day! :)

No, I didn’t own the system so I only got to play a few games on it here and there. It sounds like a cool game and a bit like one of my favorite racing games of the era, Top Gear 3000.

Damn I forgot about those first three. Splatterhouse was the closest thing Friday the 13th ever got to a good game (since the dude only looked like Jason), Y’s launched a longstanding franchise and Military Madness was the shit long before Advance wars was a thing.

The Democrats are playing baseball and the Republicans are playing poisoned-spike deathball.

Semi-common depending on where in the country you are *cough Home Counties cough*, but definitely would be considered a ‘big’ SUV!

As a kid in the pre-NES era, just being able to play video games at home on the TV was pretty awesome regardless of their relative quality. I admit I sort of liked both games as well, if only for their weirdness. RotLA in particular is utterly surreal and incomprehensible.