I'll be happy with Carmen Sandiego as long as the game doesn't require me to find the one existing copy of the "World Fact Book" from 1986 in order to finish the game.

@Bugoongu: It's been said before, I'll just say it again. It's a great time-waster if you're just sitting around somewhere, like at the doctor's office or on the john.

Prima holds the dubious distinction of making some good guides but making a REALLY terrible one.

@xsbs: I remember I briefly started watching again during my freshman year of college (though I don't know why), and I found myself more than a little irritated that commercial breaks took place during the actual wrestling matches.

@TheRescue: Schweet. Thanks for the heads up. That $10 is gonna go toward...something? I dunno.

@the7k: It wasn't my favorite system of all time, but I can't argue with the fact that some of my favorite gaming experiences took place in front of one.

@martinf1: It was kind of silly, but it was really interesting to see which cartoons people chose.

@carl-on-duty: I love Kevin Grisham novels.

@nerdrage32: This photo makes you the second person to remind me of this song in less than a week.

@Gameslaya: Sure there is. Explore how Chuck Palahniuk's novels, while entertaining pieces of pulp fiction, tend to use interchangeable narrators that speak in the exact same acerbic voice in an attempt to channel a kind of 'everyman' vibe.

@Pirandello: I'm jealous. The easiest moment of my college career was the Shakespeare survey I ended up skipping the latter half of and still ended up with an A on the strength of a paper on Richard III.

@Pirandello: Did you pick the topic or was it the prof's choice?

@Aex: I think it's more along the lines of what that money is used for within the company, particularly looking at the weight of administrative costs versus actual results. I mean, I realize that non-profit companies still need to use some of their earnings for administration and the like, but in an ideal world I'd…

@dracosummoner: Yeah. That would actually make me go out and buy this game Day 1.

@Koztah: I love the special Super-Scope mode of this game.

Just picked up Rock Band 3 with accompanying keyboard, so I'll probably be enjoying that when I'm not sleeping. Work kicked my ass this morning, and will probably kick my ass again tomorrow morning.

@spikespeigel: It's a mixed bag; there are some really cool quests, and I hope I'm not giving too much away, but there's one where you infiltrate a passion play dressed as a centurion. The group management idea is cool and plays like a very basic management sim—send these people to this city to kill this person, etc.

@interkin3tic: You make valid, well-reasoned points (that pretty much knock me on my ass and take the wind out of my sails)...

@sengin31: You're lying....

@interkin3tic: For every person who chooses to engage in this behavior is another person who's getting up two hours earlier in order to go to work, where people will buy things.