Recent content by Pali

On the one hand, I'm excited, because it is indeed something I'd be curious to play. On the other hand, I'm extremely jealous someone has beaten me to the punch. I few years back, I was thinking about how I'd do a zombie RPG. I had imagined that at the beginning of the game, you'd have to...

I actually own that movie, and I like the quirky quality that emerges from it. I can see why someone wouldn't like it, though.

Hah! My girlfriend simply ADORES bad movies and television, because they are easy target practice for her snark. The Obvious Choice: Last winter, the missus came up to me and said: "Hey, let's watch some Uwe Boll movies!", and I thought: "Hell, likely they've got some serious...

No, that was a movie, actually. See? [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primer_(film)]

I actually own a few square metres of the moon, so I hope they build something on it. I always wanted to be a landlord.

Because they're from New York? (Awesome music, though)

Phoenix is a French alt pop/rock band whose latest album Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix I find to be in-fucking-credible. Here's 1901 [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4MXFOMpVIw] and Lisztomania [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BJDNw7o6so]. Click Click Decker...

I played "Baddest of the Bands", the third SBCG4AP game. I had fun. The hell are you talking about?

I ride a 1983 Honda CM400T, which is kind of a soft-chopper. It isn't well powered, but it is reliable, still in excellent shape and practical to ride, as I live in a college town with HORRENDOUS traffic layout.

My dad actually got me into videogames, as he got a hold of the original Prince of Persia for the PC, back in the early 90s. One year or so later, we played through Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis. He liked to play strategy games on occasion. He played the first two Age of Empire...

Well, shucks. I saw "Comedy of Errors" at a replica of the London Globe Theatre. It was a blast. Nice burn, though. ;-)

You could cut the irony with a spoon. :-P

Shakespeare is one of, if not THE, most influential writers and playwrights - not only English-speaking, but universally. For that reason alone, I doubt he'll be considered outdated anytime soon. Plus, if you speak English, you owe him quite a large share of your vocabulary. Try catching a...

Twelve by Nick McDonell. If I decipher the intended subject matter correctly, it was trying to be a dramatization of the life of urban youth, written with a satirical edge, but nevertheless raising valid points about the ennui with which modern teens and young adult desperately struggling to...

Add me to the "Disappointed by the Ending" crowd. That was a real WTF moment. "So, I spent all this time carefully considering all the moral choices, evaluating and re-evaluating the ramifications of the ways I solve quests, and you're ending the game without so much as showing me the impact of...