Thank you for that, Push Back. I always suspected their was some kind of agenda that black guy was pushing…

That's just putting too many flavors in one sandwich. Keep my beef and chicken separate, damnit!

I think the days of the folklorist and troubadour died with the birth of the print medium, Slugworth.

I know, I do the same thing. Multi-tasking has ruined our entire generation.

Well, we're only a year or two from the reveal of the next generation of consoles, given the current trend of console lifespans. So even if the Wii loses steam, they can recover pretty well.

Yes, but like all lithium ions, they tend to charge less and less as time goes on.

I dunno, I never mind QTEs, as long as they fulfill two requirements:

The recent Tenchu: Shadow Assassins for the Wii and PSP was actually a good retread of that classic stealth gameplay. The AI was a little stupid, but it still made for a very enjoyable game, albeit a very short one (it took seven hours to beat…)

I still think Paper Boy takes that award.

I have the old clunker DS, and I still play Fire Emblem, Golden Sun, and Final Fantasy VI. The GBA was perhaps the greatest system Nintendo ever put out in terms of quality games, so I just feel sad to see it die.

To me, the big upgrade comes in the form of the SD slot, and the DSiWare games and apps. But still, that's hardly worth making a new system that doesn't upgrade visual capacity.

Was not a firsty attempt in the least. I'm one of those people who actually attempts to facilitate discussion, so I'll leave firsties to people who know how to, like beetlejesus.

And for what he does, Keanu isn't too bad in Constantine, to the point where I actually don't mind him being there.

Isaac Hayes did own the screen in Escape from New York.

Nothing Interesting Here
From what I can tell, it seems to be a lot like the first one, which was a decent game, but nothing anyone would call sequel-worthy, in quality or sales.

That line definitely made my night.

Yeah, that killed my interest in the system. Not only because it shows no respect for those of us who actually keep games from previous systems, but because it makes even recent titles (like Guitar Hero) impossible to play (the peripherals were attached via the GBA slot).

Mos Def's Better Performance
Something the Lord Made. He absolutely nailed the depth that was required in that performance, and played incredibly well off of the seasoned veteran Alan Rickman.

Yeah, I'm from a suburb of Nashville, lived there for 10+ years, and while there are stars who live here (like Jack White, strangely enough), none of them live on a secluded farm that is in danger of development.

Everyone's a fan of the Hypnotoad.