Hah, just got back from Kotaku reading about a man who broke the world record for longest time spent masturbating, and here I get onto to Gizmodo and read "Coming Never..."

It doesn't run throughout the entire soundtrack, but thank you for letting me know what instrument was being played! I guess I assumed it was just a banjo or something.

Next up: Rayman Origins!

Speaking of visually stunning games, Rayman: Origins really deserves a shout out, especially for being one hell of a fantastic platformer.

I would definitely say it's worth the money. Though I did get it for $35 on Amazon, but I would be more than willing to pay full price. The co-op is especially nice!

Gifted my sister (and myself!) Rayman: Origins, and I must say it is the most fun I have had on a platformer in quite some time. It really is amazing!

I walked into my friends house once, but he had Christmas lights hanging around his garage. Guess that made me a Christian, too.

Well obviously the Christmas tree died on the property, so it's stuck there forever. Might as well make use of it, right?

They might be using a temp track at the moment. Usually scoring doesn't happen until the final cut has been made.

Oh of course those things are going to be a given, and I'm certainly not looking for a movie titled "Cowboys and Aliens" to have a sound plot structure. However, I still quite enjoyed it for what it was.

"Makes you watch him play singleplayer games; Tells you you're helping him boost his moral"

Oh man, I have to seriously thank you for this article. I was going to buy something but figured I'd put it off until later tonight. Glad I stumbled across this!

As ridiculous as it was, I thought Cowboys vs. Aliens was pulled off rather well, given what it was.

Slightly off topic, but is there anyone in this world who is going out of their way to become a cyborg? I know there are already a ton of people who do extreme body modifications, but is there anybody chopping off their limbs or tearing out their eyes in order to replace them with prosthetics?

Wishing that The Hobbit game for the original Xbox was playable on the 360 :(

Diversity is important in the free market, otherwise you end up with monopolies that stifle growth and innovation. "White whine" it may seem, but the lack of choice in any market shows the dark side to capitalism.

So perhaps not the majority, but certainly the most successful ones are in terms of net wealth (Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, etc.). In fact nearly twenty percent never went completely through college, which is still a hefty amount. I like what Alan Gerry says on the issue: "When you have a brilliant idea, nobody is going…

Oh yeah, I remembered when it happened to that other famous director, Cunty McFuckface.

Here I am wishing that I had a computer capable of running games made later than 2003. Oh well, I guess I'll go back to playing Sim City 4, which I'm fine with because it's still so goddam delightful.

Now that we've entered an age where nearly anyone can make and distribute their own music, "future trends" will be much more diverse than they have been in the past. On the whole, popular music will still be quite generic so as to attract as many people as possible, but I'm hoping it won't have as much of an influence…