So, you don't want to see a Spider-Man movie? Got it.

Yeah, everybody seems to know who Spidey is in Ultimate, I mean that thing about how people should be able to put two in two together with Pete and enhanced spider at Oscorp was a pretty big deal in the comic.

This could be sexier...

Seeing as I've grown up spending thousands of dollars on TCG's, yeah, this is why Free 2 Play doesn't bother me. People here are taking the term "pay to win" a little too literally though regarding them.

And it had to be a Zynga game didn't it?

I think I've survived some of my favorite shows looking that way (The Venture Bros.).

I too had already been watching Rurouni Kenshin on Toonami before the US version of the manga came out. I saw in Shonen Jump that they were going to release the manga and I just knew that I had to have it.

I kinda just stopped playing it. I don't really enjoy it, I guess, I want to pick it up again so I can finish it and visit my old friends, but at this point it feels like a chore. And yet, I can't wait to delve back into Skyrim this week...

I'll get to them eventually, I have a few DC stuff that I actually own to read now, and a ton of Marvel stuff that I have instant access to as long as my internet wants to work right. I'll probably post about Amazing Spider-Man on TAY or Open Thread when I see it. I plan on seeing it in the theaters, just not sure…

I think there was this hypothetical question I was asked at church once about reading a magazine to a kid that had an article about evolution in it. What you would say about the article or whatever, that's when I started to realize that this stuff wasn't for me.

Ha, no worries, I mean, the PS3 version doesn't even work. Suckers!

Eh, I got a decent bit out of it.

I don't think their parents will buy them a $200 action figure. Besides, I'm not sure very many would want these when they could get an iPod instead.

It's funny because it points out that I'm pointing out what's funny.

If everyone who disagreed with you stopped using words there wouldn't be a comment section.

It's funny because that is a line from the episode.

It's late, I'm a jobless bum. I've spent my night reading a Dark Tower novel and Avengers comics. I will carry on.

It's funny because everything that character says is monotone.

No, you see, since DocSeuss thought it was a terrific game he's responding in a sarcastic fashion.

Oh boy, this is one of my greatest fears of working in a video game store, you have to be extremely careful what advice to give because you can't dissuade customers from making a purchase. At the same time, I hate to be dishonest, especially about one of the few things I actually care about.