Might as well shut down the site.

Crap, you're right. My bad. I'll fix.

Crap, you're right. My bad. I'll fix.

This was my weekend for dystopian futures. I played a bunch of Borderlands with my roommate, plowed through book two of The Hunger Games, and watched the latest episode of Mad Men. Man, we're all going to drink so much in the 2260's!

just an interesting typo is all. Sorry for the conspiracy theories.

I played a lot of Dark Souls and caught up on a lot of Doctor Who. I'm in Anor Londo and mid-first season Matt Smith, respectively. I watched only enough of the Oscars to know I didn't want to watch any more of them. And oh yeah, saw Marah Eakin kill it as the host of the Pete & Pete reunion at the Bowery Ballroom. It…

Maybe you should watch and find out for yourself!

Maybe I didn't NEED to, but I did.

Whoops! Fixed

Out of curiosity, what makes someone a gamer, then, if not playing tons and tons of video games your entire life?

I didn't quit the game. I quit playing *for the night.* Picked right back up later.

Um, I am a gamer. I mentioned it a few times in the article. Memory Wipe assumes that we're familiar with what we're experiencing again, as an adult.

If you're wondering if I gave this show a chance, might I direct you to my first four reviews.

Um, I'm not taking the contrarian simply to do so. In fact, actually, it's my belief.

What would you have liked to have been said about the games themselves? (Honest question.)

I think the problem isn't that he spoke about art, but that Solomon asked him very specific questions about passages in the book, even asking him to recount, in detail, this one story that's part of it. It's cool to dig into something, but not when no one else has had a chance to experience the thing you're digging…

It returns this summer.

I know people say this all the time, but it's an honor just to be nominated.

Who?

So good, right?