Peter S

Yep - this work thing and commuting in an area where we have no public transportation (nor would it be cost-effective) means that I have a car and spend at least an hour a day in it, longer if there's a lot of traffic.

I usually play them as time allows and when I have a couple of minutes to kill - no particular time or place.

Silence gets my vote.

Mario Kart DS or Kirby Mass Attack would be our first. Not sure exactly which at this point, though.

Probably the real world task of battling a house that insists on breaking down. Next up would be sleep.

Gotta admit that it cost some confidence. If you're a download-only site and you pretend to shut down altogether, you're going to tick off customers. It's not really surprising that existing customers are going to be a little less likely to trust them in the future, DRM or not. While I appreciate their service and them making older games available, it's going to be hard to trust people who chose a "funny" approach to announce downtime instead of a straightforward "we need to go down for a couple of days - your games will be back then" message.

Cloud would be cool, if we can go cross-system then I'd probably include Samus Aran, maybe Guybrush Threepwood as long as he leaves his nemesis behind, or maybe include some of the Disney characters for my kid. :)

I like the look of Comic Jumper. Seems like that will be a cool game.

I've used the service as well, but admittedly this was pretty poorly thought out. If you're going to try to get new customers and retain old ones having a "Going out of business" promo for a digital download site isn't a great way to instill confidence.

As Skruff said, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt this time and hope they plan future promos a little better. If this repeats, though, I'll likely look elsewhere. They do provide some good (old) games without DRM and the prices are pretty reasonable.

I'll go w/ the Golden Rule.

Looks like this would be an interesting game. Thanks for mentioning it.

This is actually on my want list, but once again, probably when the price drops some. It sounds like a lot of fun, but I have trouble paying full price for a game.