I need this on my wall so people can question it when they see it on my wall.

appreciating big boobs and bootys doesn't make a person a 14 year old virgin.

Khaleesi tames her dragon.

Evan, how could you not mention the best thing about this game: it's very clearly inspired by H.P. Lovecraft! That video is so thick with it—antediluvian!—and it's brought me from mildly intrigued to outright pumped. I will definitely be getting this (provided, of course, that it doesn't get dreadful reviews).

Man Ultima Online was great. Though they'd have to make it free to play.

It's quite good, isn't it? I was planning a post on it for later, if I do not pass out from exhaustion.

Actually playing Persona 3 right now. Holy hell is it a long game, but pretty good. I'm not quite sure either of it's halves (the life sim or the dungeon crawling) are really good enough to carry the game all the way home, but i'm having fun at 65 hours in.

I'd be interested in hearing about the state of it now as well. I played it for six years on Guinevere, loved that game to death. I'm not sure I can justify a subscription fee for it right now though.

ATLUS just released the 3rd trailer for the 2nd installment of the Persona 3 movie series, Persona 3 The Movie – #2 Midsummer Knight's Dream – and it looks like everybody's favorite self-aware humanoid tank is joining the team.

It just occurred to me that you could make really good boards for tabletop games like Warhammer this way.

What is this witchcraft.

Ever read Lord of the Flies? Because I'm pretty sure it would be like that if there wasn't.

I originally bought Skyrim on my PS3, absolutely hated my purchase. Nothing but a horrible buggy mess, so many technical issues like frame dropping to where it was unplayable. Sold it and never looked back.

My wife actually declared me "her boyfriend" when her neighbor's youngest son asked who I was (I had come to visit her on a weekend).

Definitely the first.

I have PS4 and a PC, so right now I use my PC more often for gaming.. and those digital PC sales are making my Steam library grow to 230 games. Which I probably haven't even played all of them yet.
I need an intervention, as do most.

I generally find that the "friendzone" is a cop-out folks (both male and female) who cannot figure out how to generate interest between themselves and their desired partner fall back on to explain their failures.

No one owes you a damned thing

Solid dating advice from a happily married geek: