I would argue that Paris' CDG - Charles de Gaulle is worse.

Hmm, I have to mildly disagree. For me personally, Bastion had more all around good tracks, though transistor definitely had one or two that were flat out stellar.

Random question: how-come I can't see any other comment threads on this post? As you can see below, next to the '6' stars, there is no comment bubble icon.

Magneto? Cerebro.

The most important for my productivity is multiple desktops (CTRL+Left, CTRL+Right). When working on a laptop while traveling this effectively allows me to work as if I had multiple monitors; Super useful.

Don't you mean 'for the dickbutt'?

GiantBoyDetective — for the money.

and -that's- how you do PR :)

"Frothing Accountant" just doesn't have the same ring to it.

tearing *american* bread :P

Thank you. It's as terrifying as a soldering iron, or any other fabrication method.

After growing up in Germany before moving to the states, the concept of having to warm your butter is really bizarre to me. To me butter tastes best when you shave off thin pieces and apply it to bread directly, not soaked into the bread. This is generally easier with most german bread or buns since they don't…

"You go right back to your room mister, you're grounded!"

With that kind of budget they surely would have gone with PS CC by now.

Hmm, interesting. I'll give it to you that it may not take as long for it to be viable then, but at least judging from that video you linked this is still at least a few years away from being practical to use in an actual game release.

Honestly my point wasn't to make an ass of anyone, just to inform. I looked it up for my own curiosity, and thought others might be curious as well :) Not everyone online is trying to prove someone right or wrong. Heck, I was really wanted this could be the next engine for ETS2 as well.

Looking at the original source for that video, it looks like we won't be seeing this in games anytime soon. At 720p it took 4 titans 4-5 minutes per single frame to render: http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopi…

You're in luck: their first expansion 'Curse of Naxxramas' is a predominately single player experience, similar in style to the initial tutorial.

Depends on how they chose to implement the 'first person' aspect: http://firstpersontetris.com/

EDIT: Here's the High Rez version: