So that's three passable games, in a (current) total of 2195.

You know, I really don't give two shits about Indie Games, since 99.9% of them are crap, and the remaining 0.1% are good ideas that need to be fleshed out better.

What you're looking for is screen printing. It's the same technique used for t-shirts you can buy commercially, but you'll be hardpressed to find a place (on- or offline) that'll screen print a design for you unless you buy a batch of 20-something shirts. Also, even if you do, you won't be saving any money. The…

And another one if you thought the sequel was a convoluted, angsty piece of shit.

Yes, YES! A thousand times YES! Please give us a filter. I'm not even saying keep these articles away from Kotaku anymore, because I realize given how moronic our society has become, infatuated with our first world problems, editors are impelled to write them. Just please give me the option of not having to SEE them.

(Some mild spoilers in this comment, whiners please move along.)

What is this I don't even- <3

Yeah, saw yours. Good stuff!

Yeah, I'm that cheap.

Gamecube makes me so happy I want to hug everyone!

Well that was remarkably... unspectacular.

Promoted for truth. I fall under this category as well, although I never play online and will always buy expansions so long as they further the story.

In SA2B it net (netted?) you Green Hill Zone! :D

Hah, actually after posting that comment I went to hunt down the soundtrack. Here you go, if you're interested: [www.doctoroctoroc.com]

I'm sorry, the version College Humor used in their SNES RPG take on the series was better. But yours is a fine try.

Hahaha, same here, time permitting.

Big surprize on the top five devices there...

Glad to hear that! Looking forward to checking it out this weekend — if all the copies at the video rental aren't already reserved till next year, anyway.

Anybody else feel like the last third of the Uncharted games feel tedious to complete? Both of them start out brilliantly and are exceptionally fun to play, until you reach a point where you think "What, another jungle shootout? More mountains? I scaled these like two hours ago!" Gamers always clamor about games not…