It was a interesting idea. And they only did it for Half-Life 2. (And maybe the episodes too.) 6 years have passed - maybe they finally figured out a way to not make it suck.

I try to envision an American version of this show. And all I can see is a bunch of 20-year old douches shouting curses, dramatic controller smashing, and pitching the band they're in. I like watching this because the Kacho is so reserved and polite, and not trying to be in your face about everything.

Why does these people want Star Wars Galaxies to continue living?! All 3 of them should just shut up. Let it die.

Pre-paid cells can't have high-speed internet. Only landl ines can.

I wonder if some chinese gamers who play Final Combat will decide to play TF2, and loudly claim that TF2 ripped off their game.

Comcast tracks phone numbers too. So if they find out that a certain phone number has a infraction, they'll have it on record and could deny service.

One of the few games I really want to play, but can't, because it's not on Steam.

My modern military first person shooter of choice is infinity times better than your modern military first person shooter of choice.

I volunteer at a thrift store, and a old-school PC gamer donated all of his old games from DOS to Win95. Boxes were of different sizes, shapes. There were CDs and diskettes. Some games had doohickeys along with them. I can totally see being a kid and loving each and every box.

Modern in the sense of graphical customization, online play, daily quests. These are things that weren't even thought of 5 years ago.

Nobody here is a Dragon Quest fan?

Can you tell me more about Shining Force? I tried playing the first one, and couldn't really get into the series. I'm more into RPGs that have great battle system mechanics, rather than the plot.

Super Mario RPG is one of my all-time favorite games EVER. I still think of the game when I'm out and about. I'm incredibly surprised the world of RPGs didn't follow Super Mario RPG's battle system.

So if that achievement wasn't accomplished, then Dead Air would have been released AFTER July 22nd?

My colorblind friend would like to think otherwise. He had to suffer through Bioshock 2's failure to help colorblind people, and was afraid companies were forgetting about him.

Nobody cares about the colorblind uglies.

It was weird. One day, management came in and said, "We need to think of the colorblind!" And all the teams went nuts. The WHOLE COMPANY went to work to fix this problem. Hundreds of devs dropped what their work and surrounded a table, pondering ideas to help the colorblind. Artists threw their computers at the walls…

I remember counter-strike lets you switch hands. At first I was at awe. Then, I didn't really care. Nothing changed. I still sucked. I tried left-handed on Guitar Hero. That was a suckfest. I even tried my mouse on the left side of the keyboard.

I live in a city, which last weekend, had 19 people shot, and 14 of them died. I was visiting my friend out in the county about 15 minutes away, and he took me out to a bar. He even said that half these people probably have their car doors unlocked. Which, they did! 15 minutes away!

Hey EA! To provide the content and service at the highest possible level of quality, then stick to Steam.