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I have an extra key for steam for who ever wants it. Enjoy!

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#2  Edited By lil_cheeks

Wow, I've worked in the office furniture industry for over 15 years and never thought I would see a post about office chairs here. Anyway, I've worked at Herman Miller and Steelcase (currently employed) and can tell you, the chairs they make are worth the extra money. It seems crazy to spend $400-$1000 on a chair, but you won't beat the quality and engineering that goes into them. Trust me, the research that goes into seating posture would blow your mind, plus the chairs would last easily for 20+ years and are warrantied up to 300lbs.

Without getting too technical, the portion of the chair you sit on is designed not only for comfort, but to properly support your pelvis/spine, which is what you need to have proper posture (and no pain). Most cheap chairs try to accomplish this by shoving a pad in your lower back, which will work for only a short time.

Cheap office chairs are like the Ouya of the office world, save your body by getting a good chair.

Feel free to ask me any questions about seating, I know way more than I care to admit.

Edit: One last thing, comfort does not equal good for you/pain free. Cheap chairs are designed to feel great when you first sit in them, but the foam used is cheap and softens as you sit, which creates less support and turns into back pain.

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I hate to see it go, I was really pulling for a new SimFarm game. Seriously, that game was great back in the day, and may be my favorite Maxis game of all time! I know there are lots of farming sims now but SimFarm was a perfect balance of simulation and fun. Hopefully someone will create a spiritual successor to SimFarm like Petroglyph did with Grey Goo.

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Just applied to NA East 2

Xbox Live and Bungie ID: lil cheeks

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I don't know of any that sync with Steam. If you later end up dropping that requirement, I really like Game Collector (http://www.collectorz.com/game/). I have used it for about 5 years and it works great. Fair price and tons of features, including exporting data to a phone app.

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As the title says, I cannot select XboxOne as my review platform. The only options are PS4, PS3, PS4N and WiiU. Not sure why no other systems show up.

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Hey guys, I am just getting into recording gameplay and streaming of video games, and I was wondering how people do the retro games? Do people just use emulators? Or are people connecting old systems to their PC's and recording the video in? I have old systems I can use, but i don't have a way to connect them to my PC, so if that is the way to do it, can someone suggest a way to connect systems like the NES and SNES to my PC?

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I think the rarest game I own is a copy of Snow Bros for the NES

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#10  Edited By lil_cheeks

I am fairly certain that should work no problem. Here is what it says on the Disney Infinity website:

DISNEY INFINITY BASE

If you have a physical base from Disney Infinity, it will work for Disney Infinity (2.0 Edition) in most cases. The exception is that the Xbox 360 base only works on Xbox 360, and does not work on Xbox One. Neither of the Xbox or 3DS bases work on other platforms.