@Obi-Haiv: That game was awesome and hilarious at the same time.

@Vmjaz: They make mousepads with a squishy foam to rest your wrist on, which helps.

@ExistentialEgg: You'd wanna look at how many people beat N+ in a given amount of time, compared to how many beat Super Meat Boy in a given amount of time. And also would want to look at the number of people attempting each.

@Monsieur.Froid: Are any of those zero mana artifacts moxen, or anything that gives you mana? Just curious, a cool throwback to the crazy affinity days of Mirrodin, in any case. I always wanted to make a deck like that, but never had the time/inclination to do so. Lemme know how it plays!

@relic1980: Now, that isn't nice of you, to judge your nephews into great and not-so-great categories!

@DominusSapientia: I dunno, I love high speed photography. It just looks really awesome, to me.

@Gnarkiller: Dear internet:

@Hatebunny: Wait, you're meaning to tell me that the YMCA letters are not legally enforced?

@Gwydeon: Well, the DS has been going along with no changes to the hardware that require a new purchase to play games for six years now. For comparison, the original Game Boy lasted nine until the Game Boy color came out, which required a change to play games.

@Jezuz: No, but it would cost the developers more, who would then charge more.

@madammina: My best guess is production costs right now would be too high, but come a few years when they come down, Nintendo wants the 3DS to be able to handle larger cartridge sizes.

@Squishpoke: Don't go dissing that screensaver.

@Mozz-eyes: I thought AoE III was decent, personally. Helps that I can't find my AoE II, and I got III for ten cents.

Come on Yan, its not cool to keep Crecente from seeing things for four years.

@Gosmitty: Yeah, I just got an email from some other group saying to change it, since Gawker didn't.

@Mandarinez: You might be safe, considering that you were just approved now. But, who knows. It's a crazy situation and not good for anyone involved.

@QBasicGorilla: As a heads up, if you use Firefox and store passwords through it, you can see all the info that you have stored by going tools - Options

@QBasicGorilla: Also, very good call on not posting it publicly.

@QBasicGorilla: Thanks for the check. I was curious where you found the information, and mainly wanted to check if I was in there. I used a pretty weak password for Kotaku, and wouldn't have been surprised if it was in the list.

@QBasicGorilla: Where is this?