Here's the link for sign up. I haven't really figured out exactly what it does, but apparently it's trying to become the facebook of stumbleupon.

https://wavii.com/i/yBhMs

Which is better for games? I don't see a lot of stand out titles coming to either platform, but which do you think has the better games out right now.

It's legit. Trust me.

Coincidence? I think not.

I created a YouTube channel dedicated to Carl from Aqua Teen Hunger Force (I guess now it would be called Aqua Unit Patrol Squad.) The guy who does the voice for Carl, Dave Willis, used to call up a sports radio show as Carl on a weekly basis in 2008. Each segment is about 10 minutes long, and each one is just hilarious. I recommend any fan of ATHF, or sports, check this out.

http://www.youtube.com/user/HtotheFtotheO#p/u/1/G8nQpvSN-3c

Peyton Hillis had 1100+ YDs rushing last year, with 11 TDs. If he had name power, I would have no problem with this pick, but it's just too obvious that this is B.S. by every football fan out there. He beat 4 players who were clearly better, and did accomplished much more than he did the year prior.

Peyton Hillis beat out Ray Rice, Matt Ryan, Aaron Rodgers, and then Mike Vick to win the cover spot of Madden 2012. Maybe I'm off-base here, but does this not sound like everyone who voted just didn't want their player subject to the Madden Curse and just voted a player from a team that no one cares about instead?

I'm sure the idiots in Cleveland are pretty amped, though.

Someone told me that Headquarters is the game type that all the best players are on and that team deathmatch is for newbs only. True or false?

I go to the Starcraft II website and I see the option to 'Digitally Download' the game. Should I do that? I mean is there any difference between downloading the game and buying the hardcopy?

What's the best way to get good at playing Starcraft 2 on battle.net? Is there a website that will detail the basic strategies involved, or is it just an experience type of thing?