@Wiisixty: Well, the NES was one of the most power-per-buck consoles of its time. The SNES was unparalleled in its texturing and processing power (actual rendered 3D in Starfox!).

On the good side, it means that me and my friends can troll racist USians in Spanish.

@Passa: Dude, calm down. All he said is "No, we haven't all done that."

Waitasecond.

@drag: I would also like to take this opportunity to say how much I love Ace Combat.

Here's something fun for the whole family.

@Outkastprince: Goddamn, that was traumatizing to me when I saw it.

@Ueziel: Ouch. Luckily the gallbladder isn't too essential, along with the spleen, one kidney, half of your liver, a lung, a brain hemisphere, tonsils, lymph nodes all over the place, and up to a foot of small intestine.

@Modus_Operandi: Aye, it's one of the weirdest things about gaming, really.

@Black-Dog-Howls: Any sufficiently advanced magic is indistinguishable from technology.

Heh, Ratchet games have been doing this for yonks.

@roosternash: Oh my god what the fuck.

Will Facebook even exist in 2010?

@Bialia: Holy crap, are you me?

@Covenant: I just ran when I saw overwhelming odds.

This looks to be good enough to pick up. I absolutely loved some of the lore in the background of the games.

@Instant_Awesome: Oh man, I love those commercials. To my discerning eye, it's as if someone just slapped on a polarizing filter and a UV filter to some glasses, and called it HD.

@elevenoverzero: Genitals are the cause, and are involved in, every sexual crime in recorded history.

Bioshock creeped me out a lot. Aside from the obviously disturbing (the surgeon dude operating on that "perfect" model), to the aesthetically unsettling (the Little Sister vending machines), there are just the horribly surprising and frightening moments.

@buttersstotch: What if you live anywhere north of California, where it's colder than a witch's teat for half of the year? Not to mention all the fucking snow.