Or you could just browse the forums and learn another wonderful language, Korean.

I had a bout a dozen disappear last week, and another one today. Tex Murphy disappearing today sounds reasonable, so I'll count that one.

Edit: forgot to say thanks. I keep my manners in my backpack, and my backpack is in my sister's room right now.

Whoops, that could happen to me too :-)

Damn - no boss key for a coverscan. Sierra's fault :)
Edit: If I haven't told it yet: congrats to the 400 toxicTom.

They always were free - no mistake.

Thanks :-)

Goblins 1 and 3 have their cover logos reversed, lol.

Until all this drama I never knew that shelf organization was a 'thing' or even possible.

On one hand, I never even looked at my shelf before and would argue that the 5 minutes a week tops spent choosing new games to download isn't worth arguing, ever lookng at, or discussing.

On the other hand, my OCD is organizational-based and I'm scared that this will be my new homepage.

Believe it or not, they don't. The i's in the title refer to the number of goblins you control in each game. :)

Since I now have to re-arrange the manual oprder of my shelf. Is there a way to make shifting all those games around a bit easier? I don't like the "auto" setting.

You can always send an e-mail to DoubleBear Productions and tell them to send you the new patch on the double–or you'll kick them in the testicles.

I often try to send e-mails to the devs myself to speed up the update process. Had some good experience with this. It always helps, especially wih a indie dev, if they know that the paying customer (and potential customer of their future products) is not satisfied and that there is an easy way for them to fix this. Mostly the devs also thanked me for reminding them.

It might make them laugh if it's obvious that you're joking ;)