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First I was like "What blasphemy is this?!" But then I remembered that the thing is made from Nintendium. It propably still worked even after the crowbar hit.

Amusingly, just as the background song was having its first round of "lyrics" (the "yes, yes" -part), I was thinking to myself "Yes! They're bringing out the crowbar!" :)

While I sort of understand their anger, the fact is, this was inevitable. Nothing lasts forever. There will be day when even FarmVille will be shut down. And when that day comes, the exact same dilemma about digital 'property' will arise. So, the question is, if this is the wrong way to shut...

This reminds me of anohter similar quiz that had some great writing going on for it. It starts with getting out of bed, goind to work, dealing with malfuncioning printer and plotting to take over the world. Found it after a bit of googling. (It used to look different, I think.)...

My first tought: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLZptx6UQLk I do see some potential in the idea. I just have a feeling that more likely than not, it's gonna be written pretty ham handedly.

So, unknown, hostile alien force attacks earth. A team is assembled and they go into battle, knowing just about nothing about the enemy. They fight, die and scalvage what they can from the enemy. They research their enemy and their tech as they go. They get money for doing their job well...

No, no. That's if they would have said "this summer". "Tomorrow" means "later this week".

This. I have to assume that the guy wasn't a complete idiot. He is a judge after all. So what kind of case was represented to him so that he decided that this would in any shape and form be reasonable. I'm guessing that at some point the defence would have brought up the point that these...

Or its fans, to be more spesific :-)

You know, FarmVille style. (Yeah, I know. There are dozens of similar games out there, but this is propably the most well known.) Instead of the game requiring long, up to multiple hours, time investments at a time, it only requires short periods, a few minutes at most, of gaming at each...

I'm a bit disapointed at this trailer. It just seems so... I don't know. Maybe it's the fact that they're just pretending to be energetic, in stead of pretending to pretend they're energetic. Maybe it's a fact that, unless you knew, you could hardly tell that this was a videogame trailer.

For some reason, I have this feeling that this is the exact reason why we have had to wait for the Episode 3 for this long. While it is much easier to get away with such enigmatic writing in the earlier episodes, the grand finale does demand some sort of closure. And this is rather difficult to...

Why do I get his suspicion that Duke Nukem Forever is not a game, but a marketing stunt to every now and then remind people of the existance of Duke, so the next mediocre DN game will sell twice as much as it normaly would.

A approve this line of thinking.

I'm still waiting for Accent Core Plus to be released for the euro market. Altough, I propably shouldn't hold my breath. Edit: Oh, cool. I just did some Googling and it seems that they are actually releasing it here sometime Q1-Q2 next year.