Pretty weird you are unfamiliar with Radiohead considering they are very well known and something of a darling. Maybe Creep will ring a bell to you, since that one is in Pablo Honey.
Also, unlike Joe, I love them and when you get to 1997, you should definitely look at Ok Computer.
If you aren't patient with Spelunky, then I don't think you'll last long playing New Super Mario Bros on multiplayer...
Yes, Rock-a-Doodle is animated (though with some minor live action at the beginning and end), but it is not one of Bluth's best ones as the Nostalgia Critic review showed. Oh well, atleast I would watch it over A Troll in Central Park.
You should totally watch Reservoir Dogs.
Woah, seriously Rodney, I haven't even gotten to any situation or death like that.
Ugh, Bob Mackey.
Man, I used to have that collection. It practically made Mega Man one of my childhood heroes. Sadly, my original disc is damaged, so i'll look forward in getting another copy. I may also get the new Legacy Collection since it is also coming to PC.
I used to be a fan of Rage Against the Machine. Altough I still love their musicianship and Tom Morello's guitar work, I really can't stand some of the lyrics anymore considering i've been getting more critical with liberalism (even if it's my primary political ideology) and getting even more resentful towards the left wing RATM's is part of. Then again, I still listen to Dead Kennedys, though maybe because atleast Jello Biafra has a sence of humour and knows how to convey satire in song lyrics and I guess I prefer it over Zach de la Rocha very direct and not so subtle take thats.
I was also shocked and devastaded about his death and honestly, there's was simply no one like him. He cared about video games just as much as the company and showed commitment even on harsh times. Aside from that, he was also an excellent programmer, from patching up Mother/ Earthbound Beginnings in just a few days to even managing to help Game Freaks with including Kanto unto Pokemon Gold and Silver. The video game really lost one of its most influential figures.
May you rest in peace Iwata.
PS: I think you are exaggerating with the a lot of hate statement.
The prices depend on how many a game has and also how much the game gets played and gets badges made. For example, a common game like CS:GO has cheap cards due to its absurd number of players, meaning that there are many also creating badgea for the game. Much of the cards that are near a dollar are from games that don't have a lot of players. Either that, or they are foils, which are usually a bit costier than regular cards.
That's mostly right, but the way you earn your first free cards for a game is to simply play it for a required amount of time depending on the game. The rest acts as basically trading cards like real-life, only using the forums and such places or buy them on the Community Market. There's also the booster packs for cards, but are very random to adquire.
I did knew about that (and also N64 Eternal Darkness) thanks to a Nintendo magazine I used to read. Really, there were many games that started development for the Nintendo 64, but either due to lack of fund or limited hardware, they moved to the next gen consoles. One can only guess what would have happened if they were released that way.
