I do! That might be a good course of action for me. Thanks.

Sweet. Maybe I will. I imagine games like Day of the Tentacle and Monkey Island don't demand much of a PC? My laptop is about six years old...

And I'll look down and whisper, "No".

That may be, but if this becomes more of a trend for smaller, less restricted projects, then maybe we would also see a shift in what publishers deem to be marketable. That, in turn, might prompt publishers to give developers freer reign on their big AAA games. That might be a bit optimistic, but you never know.

Isn't that kind of exciting? I'm eager to see how this whole project will affect the industry once it is complete.

Is that like White Day?

So, this Double Fine Adventure Kickstarter is pretty awesome, and I think I'd like to contribute. However, I've never played a point-and-click adventure game, so I'm not entirely sure what I'd be in for once the game is created. So many people seem to want to see their return, though. What is it about adventure games,…

That is so cool.

This was supposed to show up...

Something about going straight to the source and cutting out the middleman. Getting milk straight from the udder instead of getting it at the store. I forget how the saying goes.

"I've seen everything. I've seen it all."

I didn't notice it until the end. It startled me. :(

That is amazing. I never put that together, but it makes so much sense!

Sounds good to me. Though, I'd say Navi and Fi are also good contenders for Skeeter, since they are blue and generally considered irritating.

Oh, man, I haven't seen anything with Clint Howard in it for a while. Given the general quality of the movies featuring him, that's probably a good thing.

This was a really great read, Patricia. I’ve often wondered myself about the inflexibility of many religions and the need for them to change and adjust. While I identify as a Catholic, I still find myself in disagreement with some Catholic views and practices. I’ve resolved simply to try to be a decent person – "treat…

Figure out that progression: board game → movie → first-person shooter?

Must be a close cousin to Rattata.

Now that you mention it, how does Phoenix Down work? Do you rub it on the person? Do you swallow it? Do you make a reviving comforter out of it?

Does the amount of activities you can do make your head spin?