Recent content by Chris Barber

Dungeon Fighter Online might work but I don't know much about it. NEStalgia is free but it's turn-based and your friend might not care for something modeled after, well, NES era RPGs. There are subscriptions but they're entirely optional. And while you won't be able to use the dyes and...

I left WoW partly because my friends left and the social element being taken away for me killed my morale. Also when the Rated BGs got permanently set to 10 man mode I couldn't get a spot anymore and there wasn't much gameplay to be had for me since I don't have time for proper raiding anymore...

Blizzard is coming across as more and more detached from their playerbase this past year or two.

I played from classic to Cataclysm and quit in February, I think it was. Partly because my friends started to quit and that hurt my motivation to play what is (for me) a social game without friends. But the final nail in the coffin was when they removed the 25 man bracket for Rated...

NEStalgia is free to play and a good game. And should be moreso once the upcoming summer updates hit. You -can- get a paid subscription but it's mostly just for cosmetic stuff and its dirt cheap to get a lifetime sub anyways. And the game doesn't lock you out from any content for being a free...

I hope to man a voyage to the mystery object and be greeted by Buzz Buzz.

Hourglass is nice and I can definitely appreciate it. But I like the asymmetrical aspect of the pears and apples. I find either one more attractive than the hourglass figure. There's just something ultra sexy about having a bigger bottom or, well, being a bit topheavy. The person I'm super...

Dare by Stan Bush is one of the more hilariously cheesy synthesizer power rock bits I've ever heard. I fail at imbedding videos though. >.<;

Can I trade this in for a Ditto? I feel like I could get away with all kinds of horrible things if said Ditto could make convincing body doubles of other people. Go go career as a master thief.

It's easily my favorite show on the site. When you're trying to get a particular game to succeed in the world it's always nice to get advice from people with more long-term experience in the industry.

NEStalgia; no contest. I think once the summer updates go through it'll become a much more popular game.

I actually lost weight and kept myself decently in shape just playing DDR regularly with a friend. Met some new people going that route too by going to the arcade regularly. Not saying it's the best plan ever; but it was about the only way I could motivate myself to "work out" and it didn't...

I moderate an online RPG. So I do have to deal with the very stereotypical disruptive 13/14/whatever year olds. And the stereotype does exist for a reason. I'm in no way trying to disrespect young gamers; but I do see a theme in them where often they're around to get attention more so than they...

The vast majority of my family is deeply religious and I am not. Mind you; I have no inherent dislike of, shall we say, People of Faith. But my family took my rejection of their system of belief as a sign that I was completely morally bankrupt and possibly homosexual. Because they can't think of...

I don't think there is a simple yes or no to this. I think a good developer can listen to fan feedback and take it into account to make a better product with it. But I also think that listening to fans for the wrong reason can lead to disaster. People in either category can have good or bad...