Freddie Wong and His Insane Typing Speed!

guys, challenge him.

I won, with a second and a half to spare.

I know this is supposed to be Sonic Generations speedruns, but I always loved how ridiculously over the top

is.

what

Got in to the beta, don't really like it. Hard to explain why, but it's probably because the physics for the weapons are so different from what I'm used to. I think TF2's physics are just too well-ingrained in my brain and I can't learn another FPS.

I pre-ordered it because they were offering Battlefield 3 with it for free for about a day. Was planning on waiting, but that was too good a deal to pass up.

I did a lot of small stuff (with the language on the calculator itself, not the Apps stuff). Lots of simple programs to help with tedious things. At one point I made a simple game that was kind of like Snake, but then my calculator decided to clear its RAM.

Made math classes much more bearable.

Aw, I was gonna say that. I actually just finished a Raocow video before coming here.

I also quite like Hamsteralliance's videos. He keeps the technical stuff really high quality. He also does

than

Let's Plays.

Just ordered

, hardcover. Not sure if I want to keep playing, or wait for it to arrive first...

(more info here if you're interested)

Do any of you know you can turn off the Metro crap?

Then why should I buy it if I'm just going to turn it back to Windows 7 (basically)?

PS2 USB adapter or a wired 360 controller.

I've got both of these, and I recommend the 360 controller (unless you're not on Windows I guess). Instantly works with pretty much anything. PS2 controller over USB works okay, but I prefer the feel of the 360 controller.

Hmm, I was just looking at Radiant Historia the other day and decided "whelp, never going to get to play that" because of the ridiculous price. So this is good news!

Steam and Xfire. Xfire also signs in to Windows Live Messenger/MSN. So I use three, but with two programs. I'd really like to just switch to Steam only, but I've got one friend who only uses WLM/MSN and another friend who only uses Xfire.

The game looks beautiful (that intro, man!) but the controls take some getting used to. It feels kind of like one of those games where the developer understands the controls better than most players because they programmed it and know exactly how it's supposed to work, but don't communicate the little stuff well enough.

I also don't like that you're required to basically perfect a level to unlock another one - some of these levels are long for such a harsh requirement. But that's just me. Super Meat Boy did the same thing, except most of the light world levels took under 30 seconds to complete, which made it more bearable.

That RE:R demo is definitely good. I don't even like Resident Evil, but I could see it was a quality title. The 3D effect worked pretty well I thought; subtle and didn't give me a headache, surprisingly. It's really a shame I don't like horror games.

After barely using my 3DS in the months I've had it, I've figured that it's probably not worth the money for me.

Just changed things up today (can YOU spot the video game reference?). I need to clean out my icons.

I set out to make every retro font ever, and I think I succeeded.

http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/590427

This is awesome. If I ever manage to finish a project, this is totally the font I'll use.

A finished version of

Except it's been abandoned.

Should've named it CoderGames.

Did anyone else get in to the

beta? Despite the dated graphics, I'm having a lot of fun with it. It's a lot more "game-y" than most flight simulators; there's stuff to actually do.

I absolutely love Chrome. Super speedy, syncs my bookmarks between computers (without the need for an extension), and a minimal interface.