Man, those journalists took those words from Activision all over their faces and looooved it. That's an awfully slippery trick of you Activision.

Surprisingly no...at least not for me. It's kind of hard to describe, but it felt very "smooth" and "well lubricated"...there really wasn't any thump or pushback force usually associated with being punched. The biggest thing was the psychological impact...definitely leaves you with an internally violated type of…

Yes, I was only cut twice due to a fellow employee improperly packing custom made pieces for various shows we did around the country. One incident of which I almost lost the pinky on my left hand...ended up having to hold what was remaining on until the bleeding stopped, then I just stitched myself up (very handy to…

I've been stabbed twice and slashed multiple times. Except for two of them, they were all separate occasions and all while defending either someone I loved or a very close friend.

I also used to work at a medieval themed shoppe that sold battle grade swords, axes, daggers, etc. as well as modern day knives. The…

Secret of Evermore is such a fantastic game...definitely on my list of all time favourites. If it doesn't bother you anymore when you go to test it, do yourself a favor and play it all the way through...absolutely amazing!

I'll never know which number I am because I'm one of the unfortunate ones stuck behind the icons in the upper right hand corner...yay for good interface design!

Depending on how you approach the term "subsequent release", yes it would be fair. While I can see how someone would think it to incorporate DLC, I look at it as meaning updates (i.e. Version 1.0 updated to Version 1.1)...pretty much patches.

I don't find it funny, just dumb...but offensive? Give me a break.

They need to get over it. They're being given what they invested in (which is better than not getting it due to a failed kickstarter!), but once they find out there's more to come, they feel entitled to it. You really like the developer that much? Great, pay for the DLC too and help support them even further.

Nah, it's more about what inspiration you have and what you see/envision when you look at a particular item. For instance, I recreated into a 3D sculpture the image from "Alice in Wonderland" where Alice first meats the Caterpillar. I originally got the idea when I was hiking and came across animal bones sitting…

Haha, that's definitely true.

How long do you usually bleach them for and does it help speed up the process? So far, if I've been using pure white bones, I have simmered them in a borax/water solution then let them sit in the sun for awhile. It takes awhile and works great, but I wouldn't mind something that gets the…

As someone who does many art pieces with bones from a wide variety of species, the amount of "it's macabre" reactions is amusing to me. Trust me, I get it all the time myself, but I just find it funny how most people react.

Why not a skull? This certainly isn't something you see someone using regularly as a medium to depict levels from iconic video games. It's nice to see variety.

Aye, CRKT are pretty good for that. It was always one of my next go-to brands if someone wasn't interested in buying a Benchmade as an everyday knife (I used to be a knife dealer a couple years back). Good choice!

@Pew Pew That knife in front of your Xbox 360 looks like a Tailwind or possibly a Benchmade...what is it?

A true step in next-gen online multiplayer: Sufficiently weeding out those annoying brats who are far too young to be playing a certain game type.

It's one of the reasons I stay away from online multiplayer in most games.

Hurray! Now it'll be next to impossible to fully complete the achievement lists on some, if not all games, without jumping through even more hoops and having to re-arrange your lifestyle!

*groan*

I was really hoping this was going to report that a port was in the works, but still pretty good news!

Hahaha, true enough indeed.

Probably should have linked that initially...would have made more sense.