that’s the childhood I grew up with as well.

the issue will always be free will. just because someone can, doesn’t mean they will.

knowledge can be forgotten, but it will be rediscovered if there is any sapient life left to do so. the abilities for this existence to destroy everything everyone has ever planned remains…

the party foul is if China doesn’t wash their hands. then it becomes a real problem, re: NK going one crazy too far.

the likelihood of China deciding their ‘middle kingdom’ is more important than some small-timer in the scheme of organized crime speaks to me.

Hey ... remember Jay Mariotti?

I don’t either.

How about we don’t, Halo devs. How. About. We. Don’t.

So, basically, he doesn’t know shit about the real world either.

Exactly. It really is a case that dates before recorded history, that of everyone wanting better things, so long as the other person pays for it.

DEEEEEEETROIT BAAAAAAASKETBALL!

/Laimbeer’d

Wouldn’t it be cheaper to just drink a couple cups of coffee, a cup of tea, eat a small bit of chocolate, and a multi-vitamin pill instead of paying a ton more for a Stimpack bottle?

Or am I missing the placebo of paying to win here like that’s somehow going to make someone feel more confident or whatever?

This was one of my favorite games back in the Genesis days.

I was a weird kid.

Thanks Adam! Yeah 2k from memory ends stuff for online about 1-1.5 years after release (usually not long after their next-year title is released).

I remember when the 2k b-ball games were like 20 bucks (before EA flubbed right out of rival game releases).

Read: not you, but in Ventura’s case, it doesn’t really matter how coked up or drunk he was ... he ain’t comin’ back.

FUCKING THANK YOU BILL BRADLEY.

It’s like if you say anything around these parts otherwise, the Pizza Don family is gonna ‘got’ you.

It’s never going to be NES/SNES era again. Nintendo keeps trying, so good luck I suppose.

Half Life 3 confirmed!

I’d say that general term is probably “price gouging.”

Incredible post! Awesome stuff!

Nobody understands need vs. want quite like dads with kids.

McCauley clearly digs Iron Chef.