I thought the same thing as I watched it. He's shaping up to becoming one of those characters that people will either love to death or hate with a burning passion. Which is a good thing, because apathy about a character is never good.

If I had to take a stab:

I'm not liking the new info + score box. The old one (gray and to the side) looked professional and was easy to read. With this the multitude of colors sort of camouflages the previously easy to spot red/green score box. The font (perhaps due to the colors) isn't very easy on the eyes and the text in the three colored…

This is very impressive. Sure, the environment wasn't something they had to come up with themselves, but kudos nonetheless for accomplishing such a difficult task. With all those limitations, demaking a game like this must've been as hard as going from old to new.

It shouldn't be too hard to fix, as it's just a case of telling the computer to never use that tile when it's a single stacks and it's not the top tile. I imagine people who can come up with the algorithm to make a procedurally generated level know how this would work and have just not gotten around to it yet.

Doesn't really say anything. You need to be looking for the average life savings for his part of the demographic. Race, gender, marital status, age, etc.

It reminds me of those zoomed out screenshots of cities built in Minecraft.

Nah, I feel the same. They get to tie up all the knots and it gets to end before it goes completely down the drain. The straight-to-DVDs were great, season 6 had some classic episodes, but season 7 has been only amusing so far. Perhaps they can do some nice scifi stuff and some tearjerkers while they gives us their…

Well a PC download on some site isn't going to get as much exposure as a free app on the Google Play Store. That'd just skyrocket to the top of the charts and N wouldn't like something that is so visible and looks just like a real Nintendo game.

Licensing is probably the big thing making that impossible. On Android and other mobile platforms Nintendo might feel they're encroaching on their territory too much. I'm amazed they got to three years with this. Most fan games are nipped in the bud much sooner.

Elite Force was such a blast. Played the SP hundreds of times and had fun mapping and doing RP multiplayer. Holds a very special place in my heart.

It's always sad when a site dies that I never heard of in the first place.

So the tax-free online shopping has caused 'mom and pop stores' to hit hard times? What you give back to them, you're not going to take from the big guys like Amazon (because they benefit of same-day shipping) but from the smaller online shops: the virtual mom and pop stores.

#corrections mirco instead of micro

The Netherlands, so it's undubbed like everything else that comes from across the ocean.

I very much like Parks and Rec. Perhaps its partially because town politics and government is much more alike around the world.

Thought it was a lot better than having one of the biggest features being "Brad Pitt".

Granted I haven't had a lot of work experience, but I couldn't imagine working at a big company like this. Sure, EA has many substudios that are much smaller, but just the idea of so many layers of governing freaks me out. I like a boss that's close to the company as well as the employees.

On a side note, I'm amazed it got relatively good ratings till the end. King of the Hill is practically unknown in Europe. Here the big animated series are South Park and Family Guy. The Simpsons sometimes runs old episodes, but it never keeps up unlike the two mentioned before. Maybe it's a different kind of humor…

You're right, we're still getting episode 14-26 of Season 7, not much less than one of the old full season (16 episodes). I was fastwording to what would happen at the end.