Recent content by thejoshualee

I've enjoyed her videos quite a bit- apart from a few snarky remarks she makes which I believe is more of an attempt to bring some "voice" to her videos- everything is fairly presented and even entertaining. I've brought up her points to a number of gaming friends of mine and they always say I...

I love all of them but my favorite was San Andreas. I loved the variety of locations and activities- like ramping a motorcycle off of the Luxor (or The Camel's Toe) into a base jump. The massive scale of that game provided ample opportunity for satire, which is my favorite aspect of the GTA...

Haven't been able to make it through either of these shows. It's not the content, it's the delivery method.

Most of what is mentioned here is anti-holistic. It doesn't mean bending the rules or adding your own flair, it means considering a situation as one whole rather than a sum of parts. Focusing on one special ingredient is the opposite of that. It's just what the word means. Even so-called...

Step 1: Make a super popular video for your game that is emotional, complex, and compelling. Step 2: Watch as people from all over get excited about a non-typical gameplay experience. Step 3: Backtrack, insult the type of game that made people excited about your own game and instead put out...

I am concerned that this movie will cause LESS network content on Netflix. Why would a network want their programing on a system that now acts as a direct competitor?

I'm a conservative and I listen to Rush quite a bit. This doesn't surprise me at all. Arnold, though he claims to be a republican, almost always falls on the liberal side of the fence, probably because he suffers from the same affliction that most politicians have: He uses government power to...

I agree with Little Big Planet, but I'd also throw in the lego games. My workmate never played games in her life when she bought a Wii, a DS, and a PSP for her and her kids to play with. When asking what game she could play I told her to play the lego games and she loved them. Not only that, but...

Josh Huntsman Cedar City, Utah, United States Age: 30 SS: ha! just kidding. security is an illusion as is the majority of concerns about lack of security.

Phf. The times article is stupid. First of all, every video game can be described as random button pressing for a virtual... whatever. I've never played farmville, but I have a sneaking suspicion people only hate it because so many other people love it. A good invention does what its...

It wouldn't be offensive to someone of the Mormon religion, it would be offensive to anyone who wants to try and control what their 10 year old sees. My whole family, including me and my wife, are active and practicing Mormons and most of us love comics, including the pink bits. It is prejudice...

DLC is an illusion. All money spent on video games is buying virtual in-game items. Is it worth it to buy a $25 mount on World of Warcraft? Is it worth it to buy $60 worth of shooting simulators? Are games nickel and dimeing us to death? Some may be, but the market will root out what is worth...

I'm not too worried, I think it will be plenty dark and awesome. Plus, the screen shots look likes its from a very small part of one "world". I'm most excited about the use of theme parks in the game.... the illustration of The Haunted Mansion and It's a Small World on the cover of Game...

- Kingdom Hearts games. The strange way they bring an odd multiverse of Disney and Square characters together and manage to give complex emotional characterizations to corporate icons is very interesting. -Final Fantasy X, go ahead and flame me. I liked the story, particularly the dynamics...

Recently, every time I load World of Warcraft I get uncomfortable.... I just can't shake the feeling that I could do something, anything, better than that. I have several level 80s, but spent too much time grinding for good gear so that the dorks would let me raid with them... and it feels...