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I know it says .aspx at the top in the adress bar, but I was looking at the source code for the site and it seems its mostly still asp, right?  Would you please clarify?

extensions do not matter. For example, with php, you set your server to read php pages with the following:

.phtml
.php3
.php4

it is the same thing for asp. And with the declaration of a script, in your php setup script, you can actually set another programming lang. declaration for the one you are currently using.

If your using php, you can set it that instead of this "< ?php" you type "%" liek in ASP.

When you do a View Source, you are not looking at the Source Code, but in fact, the Output. The Output (HTML/Javascript/etc) is rendered by your browser.

But to answer your question, all of the pages are technically .NET pages. However, most of these pages are simlply "wrappers" for the old ASP page. The .NET Page (ASPX) simply calls the ASP page and writes it out.

The category/game list is fully written in .NET (and which is why the sorting and whatnot is so easy).

Oh, cool. I get it.