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Comment on Power, Wisdom, Courage: Rest in Peace TriForce Mike. by cameraphonevegan

cameraphonevegan — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 23:51:56 +0000

sorry to hear it.

Comment on Cant stop, Wont stop! by Saiia

Saiia — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:26:42 +0000

Easley awalys seemed to be the visualization of D&D for me. He did so many of the covers that it just sorta 'stuck' in my head that way. Thanks for sharing these!

Comment on The Tester 3 Trailer. by Adam Grace

Adam Grace — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 04:54:41 +0000

Just watched episode one. Gotta say, Egoraptor really blew it. I thought he would blow everyone else out of the water, but he just seemed douchey. I’m really really hoping the interviews were much longer, and they just edited it down to the one question. You on the other hand did quite well, from what little footage they showed of you. I guess you weren’t crazy enough for them. Here’s to hoping you both did well in episode 2.

Comment on Nerd Porn: Stars Wars and Evangelion by Paulus

Paulus — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:10:28 +0000

I rspeect you honesty in the reason why you want tattoos, most ppl get them because everyone’s doing it and they want to be “cool”. But anyway, I’ve always stayed away from lower back tattoos just because I never want anyone or myself to be able to say I have a tramp stamp…just in my opinion. I have meaningful pieces I’ve gotten in other places because it doesn’t matter what the tattoo is, it has a bad reputation in that spot.Also I got my first tattoo on my thigh when I was 16, I has no problems with stretching or anything, you wont grow that much more. So basically you can get it anywhere. Maybe wrapped around your calf or wrapped inside your arm or on your shoulder.

Comment on Lucky Luna. by Maya

Maya — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:12:24 +0000

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Comment on The Power of Positivity. by Ahmet

Ahmet — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 08:26:55 +0000

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Comment on A Love Letter To: R2D2! by Francisco

Francisco — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 07:00:34 +0000

Oh boy! I can't wait! I have never plaeyd wind waker or spirit tracks so I don't know what its like to move around the world freely and discover stuff, I have a feeling this will change that!

Comment on The Game Girl World Comes 360. by Tina

Tina — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 06:24:35 +0000

Most games don’t deal with sex sielpficacly, however most games do contain references to heterosexuality in passing. It’s like when you mention to your friends that you’re going to dinner with your boyfriend. The topic of that sentence is not sex, but that statement explicitly references your sexual orientation.I am probably as “obsessed” with my sexual orientation as straight people are, but one difference is that the media (films, games, etc.) tells me that I don’t exist, and if I do exist, I’m usually the villain. If I happen to mention, in passing, (as in the example above) that I’m going to dinner with my same-sex partner (hypothetically), people are likely to say that I’m “flaunting it”, when in truth, I’m just doing the same thing that heterosexuals do.What I am arguing is that games, even if they are not about sex, do still contain references to sexual orientation, and usually it’s heterosexual. I’m not advocating that developers should start making games only for homosexuals (though I wouldn’t care if they did). What I would like to see is more _diversity_ in the content of games that developers are _already_ making.Personally, I’d like it if there were more women in games, full stop. There are some games set in the future where the game world is almost entirely populated by men (Gears of War, S.T.A.L.K.E.R., etc.) If that’s not fucked up and just plain weird, I don’t know what is. And correct me if I’m wrong, the storyline of those games isn’t about how the women have disappeared. It’s just taken for granted that there are very few, if any, woman in existence in those game worlds.

Comment on The Tester 3 Trailer. by Adam Grace

Adam Grace — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 04:39:59 +0000

IX is 9. The last one on the PSX. The one that was awesome. The one with the epic story and interesting, compelling, characters. The one with the astounding cinematics. The one that asks deep philosophical about identity and personality. And, perhaps most importantly, the one with Quina Quen.

Comment on The Tester 3 Trailer. by Joe Fazio

Joe Fazio — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 19:43:56 +0000

Gotta disagree on FF14 Gave it 10 hours at a buddy’s house an was just board with it. an 13 +13 pt2 is frankly pathetic. I’m waiting for 13 Verses which looks more promising. Yet alas i yearn for something more like 6-7-8. those games were great yet i can’t see why they don’t make those anymore. hell Suikouden was awesome but they won’t make those anymore. an everything is like a movie now which is boring. i don’t like interactive movies. i like games with FMV here an there