T-Mobile has a $30 pay as you go plan for 5 GB. Not bad if you just want to try it out.

Ygritte and Jon get it on.

MusicBee is such a great lightweight player. Even on my sluggish computer it works like a charm and I really like the customization features. But with Spotify around, my illicit music downloading has decreased considerably so I haven't really felt a need to use MusicBee as much.

I think there's a setting that allows the keyboard to show you in real-time what the program is guessing for you.

All of those are shit compared to the perfection of Final Fantasy Tactics. It has the best use of the job class system I've ever seen, battles are difficult but rewarding, the artwork is beautiful, and the soundtrack is perhaps one of the best in the whole FF franchise (cry your mustachioed heart out Nobuo Uematsu!).

I never grinded that much in the game. It's basically about having the best-equipped party and making good use of gambits for your characters (I only used gambits for the ones I wasn't controlling and even around six at most).

It seems everyone has forgotten the BEST theme from all the FF games: Hitoshi Sakimoto's cover of Uematsu's "Clash on the Big Bridge" from FFXII! Makes the Gilgamesh battle one of the best of the whole game.

It seems everyone has forgotten the BEST theme from all the FF games: Hitoshi Sakimoto's cover of Uematsu's "Clash on the Big Bridge" from FFXII! Makes the Gilgamesh battle one of the best of the whole game.

This is a funny choice (not making fun of you, honest). Out of the whole game, I'd say there's only two really good tracks, "Sulyya Springs" and "Saber's Edge" (the mini boss theme).

This is a funny choice (not making fun of you, honest). Out of the whole game, I'd say there's only two really good tracks, "Sulyya Springs" and "Saber's Edge" (the mini boss theme).

It's not as over-the-top as the music from the other FF titles, but damn if it isn't good. I'm actually surprised to see a lot of love for Sakimoto in the comments. Everyone usually prefers Uematsu's music.

It's not as over-the-top as the music from the other FF titles, but damn if it isn't good. I'm actually surprised to see a lot of love for Sakimoto in the comments. Everyone usually prefers Uematsu's music.

XII had a gorgeous soundtrack. First time I stepped into the Cerobi Steppe and heard the background theme, I just sat down and did nothing just to listen to the theme. Only other time I've ever done that playing a game was with Final Fantasy Tactics, by the same composer.

XII had a gorgeous soundtrack. First time I stepped into the Cerobi Steppe and heard the background theme, I just sat down and did nothing just to listen to the theme. Only other time I've ever done that playing a game was with Final Fantasy Tactics, by the same composer.

Excellent choice, but let's be honest here, ANY track from Tactics could be posted in here and still get tons of love. One of my favorites is "Under the Stars", another wistful battle tune. One of the best things that came out of the PSP rerelease was the piano version of it that played during the epic confrontation…

Excellent choice, but let's be honest here, ANY track from Tactics could be posted in here and still get tons of love. One of my favorites is "Under the Stars", another wistful battle tune. One of the best things that came out of the PSP rerelease was the piano version of it that played during the epic confrontation…

Only played the demo, but the thing that bothered me most was the "so edgy, it's kool" un-subtle social commentary it made. That shit's been so played out now. Everytime the O'Reilly spoof was shown, my eyes rolled to the back of the head on how stupid it was. And I take it he's the the final boss or something? Ugh.…

She's incredibly dull too. Saw her on the Jonathan Ross show and she's simply not the sharpest tool in the shed.

Hobbit hole?

So Catwoman has a connective tissue disease now? Cool.