It would be nice if we could segregate them physically...maroon them all on a deserted island where they have to eat coconuts every day and peddle bikes to keep their computers powered. I'm not too worried about how they deal with internet connectivity...they would be fortunate enough if they could play Scorched…

I think most people would agree that a better umbrella term might be something like interactive digital entertainment. But most of the time its a lot easier to just call it a game and forget about the nuisances.

Did you work on the Lion King for the SNES/Genesis?

I wish that was the game's tag line.

"It is to get drunk." =]

I think you are stuck with the 7 bluetooth devices limit for most of that...but I have no idea what's possible with the gamecube adapter(s).

I know some people have already provided some mixed examples of 8 player multiplayer...but I saw no one had mentioned yet that there were PS1 games that supported 8 players with…

"It's looking at the future while holding the present," she added. "Mike said it wasn't perfect but it was going to be one day."

It doesn't require 9 players, it just allows it. You are right though, you would need a large TV and a reasonable amount of space to sit around it. Such environments do exists and situations such as parties or conventions could take advantage of the maximum limit.

That seems a little harsh.

I think the artwork is pretty good. No it isn't at the same level as the source art but its still a stretch (and a bit rude) to say these are poorly drawn. Whether they are designed well or not is pretty subjective in most cases. The only one I really can't understand is Morrigan since she is a succubus. If…

What the fuck. I thought this was some high school kid's video editing class project. You can actually go to the website and "buy" this thing for 1,900.

I thought the first one was neat, clever, and good for a few cheap scares/laughs. The second one came a bit too soon. This release just goes beyond reasoning.

It hasn't even been a fucking year since the first one.

There's a lot of disrespect in a slap!

I'm sad to say I've fallen asleep while playing games more times than I can count...and I can count all the way to 55.

I think people sometimes underestimate the vastness of Ubisoft as both a publisher and multi-studio developer. They pump out a ton of games from a variety of studios. I didn't even realize how big they really are until I bummed around this wiki for a bit.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubisoft

This is what I'm worried about. While I can see Ness not being a very popular character overall, I do think his popularity will be underestimated. Coupled with the mania that caused even trivial characters like WFT to sellout...I'm thinking its going to be the toughest one to get.

For what its worth, the new minecraft legos make a lot more sense. The early sets were pretty pointless.

Lego still makes a lot of non-licensed series. City, Ninjago, Chima, Galaxy Squad, Secret Agents, Creator, Classic, Mixels, Castle, and Pirates are some of the recent and upcoming lines. For licensed sets they have Star Wars, Marvel, TMNT, LotR, and Mincraft. As much as I'd agree, the license sets are not as…

I'd like to think that is exactly how it would go down.

PS. I'm sorry I didn't realize how old this was. =\