"and doing a little post-processing in Photoshop Touch"

And there is no chance that kids would be smart enough to game this system. *cough*

I would counter that in this case they were not arguably "juvenile" except in the legal sense.

Holes.

Holes.

Yeah, I think he could take a bullet to the head and the average decency of the human race would edge up a fraction.

I am guessing that plenty of us are if the headline is to be believed.

Nothing says "I don't consider long term consequences in my decision making process" like a weird upper lip piercing.

I played a ton of D2 and yet still enjoy D3.

I dunno. I think D3 is an amazing game and I've had a blast with it for many, many hours. I think it's the ever increasingly jaded gaming community that has changed more than the company itself.

Another good hint is: Identify time in your life where gaming would not conflict.

I play almost exclusively RPGs but I still limit my time. What I do instead is not really worry about how long the game takes. So what if it took me six months to play through Dragon Age 2?

For me the addicting is not the problem so much as any required committment.

This is a great article.

Combined, IMHO, with a dose of racism stirred in with xenophobia.

My reasons are entirely emotional and irrational and have no basis in actual thought.

Hey! You are very reasonable. That is not gonna go over very well around here...

I think a modern isometrics Fallout would look more like the single player missions in Starcraft 2 and not this...which looks as old school as it is emulating.

This is going to happen again and again with more and more frequency until parents wise up to it.