Dude, you need to relax. Seriously, why are you being so caustic lately? All I did was appropriately make use of the tilt feature. You're acting like you're brand new to the site, and have no clue what the tilt feature is or why it was implemented. It's not censorship in any way, shape or form. The gifs are all still there. They are simply hidden from people who don't want them visible at work or in front of their kids. Everyone has the ability to set their own tilt threshold.

That makes three of us. A rare game, in nice shape, at a fair price. You don't see that very often ...

Like Congo, I500 is a rare game. They only made 2,249 of them. In comparison, they made over 4,200 Shadows. On top of that, most of them are badly faded. The ramps are also frequently cracked, and they are unobtanium. Most importantly, it's a damn fun game! The rules are solid, and it's got cool music and great custom callouts. It's the total package. The only reason the game isn't more popular is because a lot of people have never played one. I can't tell you how many times someone has come over to my house, played I500 for the first time, and said, "That's a damn fun game!"

Even if you have to pay $500 to have it shipped, it's worth it if you really want the game. Like I said before, really nice I500's like this aren't easy to come by. I looked for a nice one for a really long time before ultimately having one shipped from Texas.

Well, it takes him two months to get it ...

Which Expo? Chicago?

That's the part that I find perplexing as well. I can somewhat understand the sticker issue. It's not something that ever mattered to me, but I get that some people are really anal about that sort of thing. But you would think that if they were that type of collector, they would want the game to be all original.