I once either heard or read a suggestion that tabletop game shops could have one of these. You pay your money and they print your figures off for you. You could even get them painted by the machine. I'd be into that, I don't demand a super high quality paint job.

Has anyone played the KOTOR games on Steam? Is TSL any more stable than the CD version?

In general, I'm a misanthrope. I'm not opposed to multiplayer for those who are interested, but please let me have a good replayable solo experience too.

No, he sometimes dual-wields pistols.

That music was seriously trying to be Duel of the Fates. Quite distracting.

They need to hook it up to some kind of surfboard affair, so you can surf the net for real.

My initial thought was sneak up behind them and bash them over the head. Sadly, that's mixing games and reality.

That's a good Mike Goldberg impression.

Yes, but don't you have to buy something before you can burn it? Nintendo would still profit in that situation.

Strangely, no one wants to work at EA. Can't imagine why.

There's been a couple of articles over the years about how there is an unofficial pecking order. But Valve don't want to actually come out and say so.

I never hated them, but I've never played them twice. Even when I bought the expansions I couldn't bring myself to finish HL2 again.

The big speculation is having the Empire invade the High Elf homeland of Summerset Isle, in return for the Great War and having to kowtow to the Thalmor.

I guess you aren't up on the latest news. Someone has been posting some really disgusting pics across the Gawker network. Until they work out a solution, embedding images is blocked. You can still link to them, though.

If anyone wants to watch the Battle of Endor, enjoy!

Karen Traviss' Star Wars Republic Commando books are good. She has serious issues with the Jedi, but they're still good.

That gif is slightly sped up. But not by much, the fight was sixteen seconds. In that time, she landed nine punches.

Is this just viral marketing for GOTG? I can see it now. Sounds like a Joss sort of thing. "How about we have someone actually invent a working spaceship engine?"

It woke her up, didn't it? That's what alarm clocks are supposed to do. So from that perspective, it worked perfectly.

Yeah, I did that once, but only with the walkthrough. Never again.