All of Abbey Road?! I don't know if I've ever been so happy about a game that's not out yet.
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@PatMan33: The significance won't be lost on the people that are spending $60 and up on a Beatles game in the first place...
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*Puts down D10* No... we never had dreams like this. *Shudder*
As a small coffee shop owner in PA, I don't care what someone buys or how long they stay, as long as they buy SOMETHING. A cup of coffee is $1.10.. it's not going to break your bank, and it's going to help ensure that we don't shut down and you still have free wifi next week. Everyone wins! :)
Wow, I really, REALLY enjoy the look of those shoes.
Definitely got the vibe that this article was unnecessarily rude. Yeah, the front of the machine may not be up to professional standards, but the project in general is worth commendation, not derision.
@bobcaticus: Maybe you were a little TOO stoned, then... you don't toss around baby Jesus, you toss around baby Moses.
Wow, please forgive the plethora of spelling errors in my previous post.
I was honestly bummed out when I saw that trailer. Maybe it's because I haven't played the subsequent sequels to Wolfenstein, but the game taht I remember was good because it was direct.
@Garo: Really, I don't think MS paying money to get games made is sigh-worthy... Everyone in the business is throwing out coin to someone. Besides, one needs to spend money to make money; therefore, it stands to reason that Microsoft needs to spend A LOT of money where Japan is concerned.
I know that I'm in the minority, but I'm really looking forward to this movie. Negative points aside, I'll probably have to rent it just to ease some of my Hulk-related anticipation.
That's the sort of man I want to see a movie about. Just look at him. You can see in his eyes that he has, at some point in his life, physically bested some sort of jungle cat. Probably while playing a game of pong and smoking a cigar; also, he did it wrapped in the American flag. It's obvious.
Is it in poor taste? Yes.