Yoshi will remember that.

that’s really a sad story :/

iTunes is dead? Thank God. That shitty program used so much memory on my laptops that I’m pretty sure I’d have trouble running Paint with it on.

god, I would KILL to go to this! I was on the fence when it was announced, it’s just not in the cards for me, work wise.

Hope everyone who DOES attend has a blast!

Where has this been in my life? I must play it now. Must. PLAY.

Definitely true, I didn’t actually think about how taking away items actually would help with a runaway lead. Great point.

MOBAs can be intimidating enough to pick up for the first time. With all of the champions/heroes and their abilities, lane/team roles, map objectives, etc...adding on hundreds of items to choose from can be the coup de grace between a newbie picking up the game or deciding it’s too much of a bother. Sure, once you…

I’m not as wild about the absence of items. Items are great in DotA2 and League, they provide reactionary gameplay elements that allow you to counterbuild certain aspects of the enemy team. They have a lot of magic damage? Build magic resistance. They have a lot of crowd control? Build some tenacity. It’s a nice…

It’s like Little Big Planet only fun!

But that means you have to download Origin, no dice kiddos. No dice.

I would agree, but I don't think it was necessarily out of the ordinary. In terms of what we see as unconventional body types, it is still just a fantasy. Although I'm not sure what you mean when it comes to other entertainment media having a more diverse and broad audience. Mostly because in the case of my gaming…

Honestly, I think the two are a little apples and oranges.

Prescriptivists: never not on the wrong side of history.

I keep wanting to hate Jimmy Fallon...but he keeps doing things I like. It's kind of surprising how much better he's made The Tonight Show.

Exactly. When I used XBMC, the Hulu and 1channel apps needed frequent maintenance as well. And there was no recourse for Amazon Prime. I loved XBMC, but I got tired of settling into my couch, ready binge-watch some TV, only to realize that some plug-in was broken yet again and I'd need to spend 20-30 minutes hacking…

GB:The Game was alot of fun though. They did a nice job of it.

The game is decent, but the writing in it is actually pretty damn good. Which is Ramis and Akroyd's work.

Nah man, I love that game. Slipped my mind, but yes, I do consider that a 3.

My mother always did that with one difference -