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Rosemary's Baby

If you could see one moment of your life again in slow motion what would it be? Personally I would want to see my friend Daniel who is 6 ft and 180 pounds crash on a dirt bike meant for 10 year olds again.

I love it personally. Nuff said.

I would want to do several things including reviewing games discussing video game related topics like games be that in written or video format, or news. All together would be great, any would be good.

That's pansexuality in a nut shell.

Shadow of the Colossus, Legacy of Kain, Half Life, The Orange Box, L4D, Metal Gear Solid, Dragon Age. Shadow is my all time favorite though, and my personal nomination for best game ever made.

Let's go ahead an clear something up, because there seems to be a disconnect between what we are both talking about. When you first spoke I assumed you were referencing narratives like Fallout where one can influence a specific story's outcome, not mechanics of a competitive situation like what...

You seem to be under the impression that narrative through player input and story telling are two different things; Which is not the case. Player influenced narratives are a type of story telling. One that is most effectively told through the medium of games. To consider player influenced...

James, Bob, and Yahtzee, all of you wrote well, and provided insightful commentary. I hope to see more of this if possible.

Your poll is too simplistic to encompass all points of view on the issue.

But I'm a switch!!!!! Alas there is no option to vote as a switch.

Simply noticing a disconnect between the number of self proclaimed bisexuals here versus real life does not constitute enough information for reasonable doubt. The escapist could just have a large concentration of bisexuals posting on the site.

For women: Whenever someone whines about physically intensive work and expects guys to do it for them. For men: A hyper intensive obsession with masculinity. In general: Idiots who play to stereotypes, because it is what others expect of them.