You must be living under a rock. Here, I'll lift it for you so you can see the light of day for the first time ever:

I don't even play World of Warcraft. I did sign up for a battle.net account so that I could register my Diablo II + LoD discs and be eligible to fill out a beta profile just in case I get lucky and nab a Diablo 3 beta invite in the process.

I especially enjoy the hundred or so e-mails I regularly get from Blizzard about a problem with my World of Warcraft account. They seem to be going through an awful lot of trouble to make my account safer, you know, like asking for confirmation of my password every few days by e-mail. That's customer service, y'know.…

Not quite sure whether that's a he or a she... I think I'll settle for it.

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So basically it's nothing more than Minecraft Classic, except that you get to pay for it.

I want my 1 minute and 16 seconds back.

I hate to be "That guy", but Wikipedia isn't ALL bullshit.

You have got to be kidding me.This is so awesome :D

Imagine if Deus Ex: Human Revolution had a system like this, where playing a pirated copy would make Jensen wake up in his apartment with a hangover, and get more and more shitfaced as the game goes on. To anyone who hasn't played the game, know that in DE:HR, drinking alcohol slightly increases your health but blurs…

I'd say this one's pretty freaky also.

Not going to buy. although it's very sexy, I'm still waiting for the inevitable model with a built-in second analog.

I haven't played Epic Mickey yet. But that image looks like Mickey's battling a Gengar Pokémon.

I also pre-ordered the version with a gold wiimote. Mostly because it's not that much more expensive than the regular version and packs a wiimote for less than the price of a wiimote. It also happens to be gold, so, yeah :).

I hope Ai Yazawa gets better sometime and pulls NANA out of hiatus. Volume 21 ends in such a cruel way.

It's just such a contrast compared to Canada where I used to live. There you get self-service ketchup pumps and small paper cups. I guess it's mostly related to the fact that people in Belgium were already willing to pay for portions of sauces before McDonald's came in. That's how it's done in belgian fries shops.

Meanwhile, in Belgium, McDonalds sells you ketchup for 0.50€ a small cup. Only country I know of where you actually have to pay for ketchup at McDonald's

If I had to rate them from best to worst I'd probably say