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1. Double Dragon 2, Final Fantasy 7, Advance Wars series 2. Male 3. 29

The only obscure Comic I feel I can recommend is PS238 http://ps238.nodwick.com/?p=26

Technically I'm British so this film isn't foreign, but what the hell. When the Wind Blows

Pong, on a Binatone Pong machine. I've got some floppy disks and a couple of games on cassette tapes for a BBC model B lying around somewhere. Now I feel Old.

I'd put it simply down to fact that the legends for the "skill of the gunslinger" is nowhere near as deeply engrained as the legends for the "art of swordsmanship". The sword has more myths and legends surrounding it. Therefore it is more romanticised and inevitably seen as the more elegant...

Of course gamers over 30 aren't weird. They are the majority of gamers. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8206163.stm Edit: after re-reading, the range of the survey is 19 to 90 so over 30's are probably not the majority of gamers. But 45% of those surveyed played video games, so...

Yeah, basically this.

The first thing that came to mind Seriously a great show that was cancelled because the toys were too expensive to make.

Is it cheating? Yes Does it matter? No, not as long as you aren't cheating other people.

I dunno... Pokemon mixed with House of the Dead. Zombie Pickachu sinking his teeth into Ash. Hehehehe, sorry am I enjoying that thought too much? Will this do?

To quote Kazuo Hirai at 3:21 "In Short. make the protection of consumer data a full time, company wide commitment." Was the protection of consumer data not a full time, company wide commitment? And if not. Why not?

No but I'm recording it to watch tomorow morning.

I'm not particularly fond of tea, but I prefer it to coffee. At work I usually drink hot chocolate. Having said that, I don't think I've ever said no to a nice cup of tea with milk and 1 sugar.

Yeah, I get those once or twice a month. I haven't played WOW for about 2 years, so I just bin them.

How about the time the host accidentally (on purpose) named Jhon Leslie as the anonymous rapist mentioned in Ulrika Jonsson's autobiography.