@spiderweb1986: But will it go on sale for cheaper than $7.49 in the foreseeable future? :

First L4D is just $7.49 on steam now. Great deal if you've not yet had the pleasure.

@Karth is Ego Tripping: A dream I've had is some kind of OoT+MM double-feature remake into one big game with the TP engine.

@Jeremy Grandorff: One of the single best comic panels on the internet to date.

@Koda89: glorious upvote for benefit kotaku!

@dowingba: To me, this is insightful and I find meaning within it. Caring about dying in a mario game?

@Railgun5: DSi screens over NINETY PERCENT of his body.

@Pezdispenser: I know a few people who believe in him in this way, and I'm OK with that.

@High Speed Indeed: Or cruel desire to lie to you; building up your hopes and dreams so that they might be crushed spectacularly by the mediocrity of the real world.

@Foxstar is in love with Kotaku's two Brians.: But there's someone wrong on the internet :(

We can't handle xbox vs. ps3 arguments, let alone political ideologies ;)

Clearly this program is only because he wants children to put down their xboxes and go outside...

@WarlordPayne: ...I agree with you. I am curious to hold one myself and see if it is comfortable. I may actually want one.

@xxnike629xx: If you have ever once thought that playing GBA or GB games on your TV was a cool idea, I will haunt you from my grave about the "less dpi" argument.

@Akio_Morita: realistically because they own most of our debt.

I am ... kind of disappointed by the tone of your writeup. I find this research to be very interesting, and if we want more realistic simulations, it's a fair read.

@heavyglow: It's not AVG 9 related exclusively. It happens to me too, I don't run that program.

Is it just me, or does Ellis' facebook page only have one status update (his current) and nothing else? Not even wall posts from other friends, nothing?

@brendanhayworth: The quotes from Ellis on youtube and the status update from facebook suggest these things take place the week of the infection. (Or the week prior to the game?)

@BlueToast: So ultimately the explanation is that they have finite resources, so good games that would make money, just not as MUCH money as others, get passed over.