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I'm positive I heard the battery life was better on the XL, which makes sense, most of the innards would be the same, ergo more room for a larger battery. The head-scratcher is the lack of a second thumb pad. I guess Nintendo isn't going to push support for twin stick play, which is a shame. But if these initial

Agreed. I just loved the opening of Wall-E, and the back half, while entertaining, seemed to betray the simplicity and beauty that had pulled me in. I won't say it was terrible or even bad, but it seemed headed for greatness, like it had to average out to be as noisy, garish and broad as the average movie, and since

It's weird... I agree that Brave didn't clobber me with greatness. And in a way, I wasn't fully satisfied by the films feminism: certainly I don't believe in arranged marriages, but I had hoped that the story would refute them while blowing past the issue and allowing Merida to kick some ass. But I really bought into

I voted for Cinnamon Toast Crunch, but Raisin Nut Bran deserved a spot on the poll. I wish you could buy bags of the raisins from RNB, for the purpose of adding them to CTC, resulting in Cinnamon Raisin Toast Crunch.

If we're talking raisin-based cereals, I have to go with Raisin Nut Bran, but I like your tatoo. It's not common, it'll start conversations about your presumed atheism, and it's funny. Good job.

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Moderators/editors can click 'thumbs down' to demote a comment, if it were off-topic, maybe. I know back when Crecente was EIC there was mention that posting internet memes, especially if off-topic, was frowned upon. Trying to keep the comments from becoming an outpost of 4chan. The comment sounds like a hint that you

Me too! I probably got it because the box art (which would be the album art, natch) looked cool. It was one of the worst games I ever played on the 2600.

First off, I should mention that, while I love the books, and love the series, it's not the end of the world if neither series ends. If one ends, that's probably enough to satisfy me. And if I had to choose only one, well, I might choose the series. Why? Well, when an author sets out to write a book, there is a

I absolutely LOVE the sarcastic agressive-aggressiveness there, Porxaderp. inb4 LOVE the meta-regressive aggressiveness there, buddhathing.

The funny thing is, while these folks may have been trolling, and may or may not be idiots, if they had honestly followed their goals, they might have ended up with something that actually supplemented Tropes Vs. Women in Games. Because, speaking as a man and a feminist, there were some valid points in those

I think it's possible to both like FFXIII and XIII-2, and still realize that Square Enix has stopped innovating, has been playing things extremely safe and is risking irrelevance, as regards FF. I am curious about this mobile FF, and I hope they expend a lot of effort on story and characters. SE could turn out a game

There were moments where JC edged towards being so fun that it felt like I might be watching something like Star Wars or Raiders of the Lost Ark, where it becomes impossible to distinguish between fun and greatness, and the greatness comes from the fun, because (especially in Raiders) all of the other stuff (camera

It's already pretty easy to do that sort of thing, isn't it? I forget what the protocol is that allows streaming content onto the 360, PS3 and some TVs, A/V receivers, etc. Maybe it's just not been possible from iPhones? I guess it's all in the interface, though, and I don't really see a downside to this. It would be

There's no such thing as a BLT with avocado, sir. How dare you sully the name of the mighty BLAT?

Growing up in the seventies and eighties, you knew gameplay was everything because graphics almost universally sucked. Or were nonexistent. I guess vocabulary constituted the graphics of text adventures. But boy, did graphics that look like things make gaming more pleasant; it's kind of understandable that an

I love how the @420xSkidxBluntz crew's idea of corporate espionage is sneaking a Deep Space Nine VHS episode with the copy protection tab taped over into work. As if there is ever a reason to bring a VHS copy of DS9 into an office building. I could probably watch DS9 on my fucking toaster, if I wanted to. Is this 343

I thought you hyperboled, but you told the truth, hard. I kept having moments of 'Oh, shit, when he says barn, it's like oh. Barn. Wait, is that a VH—? Oh shit, like... Literally.' Watching the video is a process of coming to grips with the truth of the video's description.

I have to admit, I'm currently addicted to Pinball Arcade's Arabian Nights. So, I'll be butting my head against its leader boards, and making occasional forays into Rayman Origins and Dark Souls.

I love kimchee!