I love how the level design contrasts the first game so much. In the first you have cold, dead, and abandoned labs and testing environments; in this one everything is alive, moving, and organic.

:D

I have a sweet spot for the Geo Tracker and Geo Metro Convertible - I think I just love little inexpensive cars.

@Avatar77: Sure they're both douchebags - but could you blame the cyclist if he did shoot the guy? I'd be fucking scared for my life if a plain-clothed guy stops me and comes out with gun.

WHAT.

@theoldwolf:

Holy moly. Oblivion Deluxe Edition has EVERYTHING for like 9 bucks. BOUGHT.

@xbrav: We're still a few years off from having that amount of processing power in pocketable devices.

@Andrew Wyatt: You can thank paul robertson for that one

@pandafresh: Here it is on street view, the place was a hole in the wall - but it had its charm. [maps.google.com]

@battra92: I have to defend Chicopee at least a little bit - it's definitely pretty nice considering it's surrounded by Springfield and Holyoke, which are both terrible.

I grew up in Chicopee - Video Game Castle was a staple of my childhood. Goodnight, sweet princess.

@minibeardeath: it's "woken up" millions (probably billions) of times since its existed. It's really nothing unusual - just a cycle.

@Jay Phelps: I say just wire it to your main power and fill the keyhole with epoxy.

Nice, maybe now I'll be able to get one at a deep discount and just epoxy the keyhole.

@CrispyAardvark: Which, either way is way more difficult than picking a lock.

Sometimes you just have to fight fire with fire.

@MushyHeirloom: Here's a closer look at the rhino! [www.flickr.com]

@Hopman: Hah, I've got you covered. [www.flickr.com]

@Kris Aubuchon: Though, I was really a fan of this moment: [www.flickr.com] - and this is what they're looking at: [www.flickr.com]