Francis older than one year ago

You can now ban people from your boards, which means they can't post anything there. Just click "ban" next to the user's post or comment. To unban someone, go to the board's page and click on the "Manage" link near the top.

It got mostly average-to-decent reviews, even though everyone said it was a ton of crazy fun.

"Now that it's over, I feel the relief a bruised and broken soldier must feel when he is rescued after rotting away for decades in some dank, forgotten POW camp. May that godforsaken show burn in hell."

You can now delete your posts & comments. If you own a topic or board, you can delete posts from others too. So basically, everyone is a moderator of their own stuff. (editing will come soon).

Gameplay and presentation is almost identical to Smash Bros (it was made by the same team). No lag online though! If you have it, let's fight: 4769-6847-0134

Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island: October 4, 1995 New Super Mario Bros. Wii... November 15th 2009 or 18 years since we controlled Mario in a new 2D console game... Super Mario World: August 13, 1991

If you click on a topic title, the post links & comments will roll up. You can also click the "Collapse" style to make all collapse all topics, and the posts will flash blue if someone makes a comment. When you click on an image it will now take you to a larger view. Also links put in the post body or in comments are now clickable.

What if ALL videogame characters came to life in a Cloverfield-esque way?

Like are they faster than real life and the same for everyone? or are they set to your timezone (like Animal Crossing)

Don't forget to get your free Monkey Island game: http://www.telltalegames.com/playlikeapirate

This is the Scribblenauts board BTW. I don't have it... yet

"Initially, the Sonic movie was presented to the Sega Corporation a summer prior and it was their blessing (or at least that’s what I assumed it was) that enabled me to trek around Los Angeles; questing for the appropriate studio that can capture my vision. Alas, Sega had “other” plans and decided to hastily pull the plug on the film after a deal with Universal Pictures was already solidified." ... but now the project has been revived as a fan film