I guess Creamer's stuff was more G-rated than anything else anyway.

Ryan Creamer runs DC Studios?

tools.usps.com/zip-code-loo... will tell you what city names are acceptable for a given zip code.

Should have known Reddit's CFB subreddit would be all over it: old.reddit.com/r/CFB/commen...

The new Atari handheld has it, along with a little trackball to play it properly.

and it looks like three of those were scabs from the 1987 strike's replacement games.

You might want to have a look at ask.metafilter.com/387712/Gimme... which has plenty of suggestions

Thanks for posting about this. Kineticist doesn't have an RSS feed, only a weekly newsletter, so I never would have seen it.

The article is at www.kineticist.com/post/ifpa-ob...

I am also very disappointed and angry at the IFPA's actions and can't support them in any way until this is rectified.

Now I'm curious where you thought the name came from before.

Loved the kicker on this one.

I'm a Gen X early voter and I sure as heck didn't vote for Cuomo

I don't think we got that ad in NYC. It says "PAID FOR BY CONSUMER ATTORNEYS OF CALIFORNIA INITIATIVE DEFENSE FUND." What's up with that?

Every rule has a story behind it. I wonder what that one was.

I was more looking at those balloons — the 2600 only had 2 sprites, so pulling those off would be pretty difficult.

Staring at this trying to figure out if this could be done on an actual Atari 2600. I don't think so, at least not without some tweaking.

That's not cheating! A W is a W.

This was always the case though. Ask anyone covering the Title IX beat about that.