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It's still possible to gut most of the bad out of Firefox if you're willing to tweak about:config settings you don't understand and are not documented anywhere.

Grandus already has enough weapons to share with his fellow Autobots.

May 8 would have sucked too. Kids have term projects and exams to prepare for.

Hasbro's inbox was running out of room and they just want to make me stop.

That might have been kinda cool. Cooler than what we got at least.

Must have been some weak stuff. My condolences.

Like I said, kids don't have weekends. They have homework. And they'd like to spend both mornings recovering from five days of waking up at too early o'clock. It only leaves so much time left to do anything. Yeah, a movie typically doesn't take up much of that time, in theory. But there's not...

This is why people are happy with Atari. These companies are all shady, and Atari was doing shady/stupid stuff too for a while, but the company recently seems to have swung in a completely different direction. They are doing good stuff now. It's basically the opposite trajectory of...

Deep down I'm sure they know it's true. They just don't want it to be true.

Colecovision's current owners should troll them by releasing a Gemini+.

A few weeks ago I was starting to think we were just never going to see Allura again, so I'm glad we got this far before it all unceremoniously stops.

If streaming and DVDs turn it around maybe there's still hope that they'll learn the right lessons.

Yesterday's per theater number was only $154. It took over 40 days for ROTB to sink that low.

Mattel is clearly leaning more toy than toon.

Coming soon: the $200 transforming version.

It's not like this is some random real estate company that bought the Atari name. They make videogames. They bought the name from Hasbro, who used it to make videogames. They're currently trying to reenter the arcade business. This is as Atari as a company bearing the name is ever going to get.

So we're not switching to Fridays.

It kinda got buried in the never ending avalanche of crazy news we live through now, but the first real console war finally ended a few months ago. Atari finally bought Intellivision. They finally did it. Yes, Atari and Intellivision still exist. Technically. Which has been kinda annoying for...

I hadn't paid much attention to the arm detailing, but... huh. Maybe those things were originally going to be the toys' actual arms. But then someone decided to add the light, and then there wasn't enough room anymore, so these things became separate pieces. Or maybe there was always going to...