I grew up reading comics, but stopped in my twenties to focus on other things. Growing up in the 90's in San Diego and being a comic book fan was simply amazing. San Diego Comic-Con was just coming in to it's own, and there must have been 30+ comic stores all over the county.

I got to see his music performed live, at the first Dear Friends concert in LA. I was completely blown away.

This is a fairly large blanket statement.

This is why I never take any of these studies seriously. Live your damn life, stop worrying about every little thing...

Hawkeye's thing was that he was a master marksman... not just an Archery master. I think it was in Ultimates when he killed a shit-ton of guys invading his house by just opening his silverware drawer...

With a computer like that, your internet penis size is off the charts.

Your question is ... very broad. Do you want to be a gameplay programmer? Network code? UI design and functionality? I mean, we're talking about LUA, Actionscript, C++... the list goes on.

It's the same as any game, really. Art (UI, Character, and Environment) Design (figuring out the combat system and implementing it) and Programming (uh... everything else.)

Didn't say it was a requirement. The problem I see with some artists is that they only know how to do that ONE thing. Take it upon yourself to be well rounded.

I also find that with artists, the ones who are familiar with animation and rigging are much more useful than someone who can only model.

How is it limited by battery life? I can plug the godamn thing in, and it has the same "life" as your console. Your argument makes zero sense.

This game was really really fun.

I'm mostly in the same boat. After the bullshit ending for Halo 2 (it was like half a videogame) I've lost all interest in the franchise. I played Halo 3, but it just didn't grab me. I could care less about this game.

I apparently sleep talk a lot. My wife keeps a blog on what I say... [drunkorsleeptalking.blogspot.com]

Might as well call it "Bulletshooter"

As someone in the game industry, and a craft beer fanatic, let me just say: the grass is always greener...

She knew, thought it did cause some problems when I started to get real hardcore in to WoW. I just made myself tone it down a little. You don't even have to scale back that much, just show that you can drop games in the blink of an eye for her once or twice a week... she'll notice.

My wife was a WOW (Widow of Wolfenstein) when I was playing RTCW. Then she became a Widow of Warcraft.

Budget friendly in London simply does not exist... Belgium isn't on your list, but I have to say that Brussels is a great city that is dirt cheap to drink and have fun in.

There's humor in this?