I'm a casual player of Magic the Gathering and recently came across a situation regarding the card Unsummon and a token. If I was to use Unsummon (return target permanent to its owner's hand) on the token, what would happen? Tokens don't have a casting cost, so I assume it would go to the graveyard, but I don't know...

Last time I bought a game that looked awesome and was a great deal was Battlefield 1943 and that turned out to suck, at least for me. I just want to be cautious.

I'm downloading the Torchlight demo from Big Download. I just wanted to know whether or not you are able to unlock the full game from this version of the demo, or if I have to download it all over again.

Mods, please lock this thread.

Dammit, people, stop posting!

@Setsa

Guilty! Sorry, one of my friends dug this up and I couldn't resist commenting.

Oh my god! You mean I've been in a Matrix-style dream the last 9 years and my home in JACKSON WYOMING is just a figment of my imagination? Say it isn't so!

/end sarcasm

Umm...if you really believe Wyoming doesn't exist, I highly reccommend you go lock yourself in a room with a shotgun aimed at the door, as you must also believe that UFOs, zombies, the Illuminati, Spaghetti Trees and Santa Claus really exist.

Is there a problem with Bungie's servers? Because I was just playing Halo 3, won two games in a row, top of the list and I didn't gain any EXP.

I play my 360 on a very small standard def TV, not having enough room or money for an HDTV. I bought Burnout Paradise about six months ago and was surprised to discover that it only presented in a widescreen mode, akin to a widescreen DVD. It wasn't a huge problem though and I got used to it. Last month, I bought Battlefield 1943. It only presents in widescreen and is almost unplayable. I know it has something to do with the resolutions and not having an HDTV. My question is how can you tell whether or not a 360 game will only present in widescreen? I've compared the specs on the back of the Burnout Paradise box with that of Halo 3 (which is fullscreen) and there is no apparent difference. So, how can I tell whether or not a 360 game will be widescreen only?

Worked perfectly! Thanks.