Seinfeld's Apartment Recreated in Doom 2

You think you’ve seen everything now? So has John Romero.
Sony Could (But Probably Won't) Pay Millions Over Old PS3 Lawsuit
All the way back in 2010, a class-action lawsuit was filed against Sony after the ability to run Linux on the PS3 was removed. Last week, after six years of haggling, the company agreed to pay up.
Aww, We'll Never Get This Benedict Cumberbatch Disney Infinity Figure
Disney Infinity is toast, because Disney manufactured way too many figures nobody wanted and not enough of the ones people did. Which means, sadly, we will never get to pay over the odds on eBay for this excellent Benedict Cumberbatch figure.
Today's Best Deals: Bug Spray, Cordless Vacuum, Smart Car Accessories
A versatile vacuum, Anker cables, and your favorite bug spray lead off Tuesday’s best deals.
If You Have an Amazon Rewards Visa, You Can Score an Insane Deal On This 5.1 Surround System
We posted this sound bar system for $300 last week, which at the time was the best price we’d seen. Turns out though, if you have an Amazon Rewards Visa, you can save an additional $60!
Limbo is free today and tomorrow on Steam. It’d be a fun one to replay in anticipation of Playdead’s extremely good follow-up Inside. But mostly: free Limbo!
Buy a Really Fast Router, Get a Really Fast Modem For Just $10 Extra
NETGEAR’s AC1750 wireless router is one of the most popular models you can buy these days, sporting a 4.4 star rating from over 1500 customers. For a limited time, if you buy it from Amazon, you can tack on a 16x4 DOCSIS 3.0 cable modem for just $10 extra. Modems this fast typically sell for around $60-$100, so even…

Dad Quest is a game about hurling your child at all of your problems. See an enemy? Aim and throw. Kids have classes like scholar and jock and, like real children, can be upgraded with elemental powers. If you die, your kid grows up to be The Next Dad. Dad Quest is on Steam Greenlight, and it looks hilarious.
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