The site failed to accept my gmail account, claiming it is in use (lies) so I had to use the one given to me by my ISP for a result.

I'd love an EVE Hypo

@Jon: Me too, good idea!

@SabreCut: Great example! Sadly I grew to hate this cutscene after failing the ensuing battle so many times!

WarioWare managed to make nose picking and the like sort of comically acceptable, always drawing a chuckle before disgust. But one look at this and most people are turned off. Is there an 'uncanny valley' for nose-picking simulators?

@StormtrooprDave: Certainly not the only one, figured out how to do that on Gizmodo the other day, Gallery is a horrible way to read anything!

@masonsturtle: I bought that too, when it arrived i wasn't real pleased but I noticed the thumb had fallen off before I even had a chance to open it so I'm sending it back.

Someone got Marine in my Battlecruiser

@BryanH: Thapan.

I loved the first title, and I downloaded the second in Japanese but it's pretty hard to play when you can't understand the challenges. Still! Looks like a great game!

I WORK WITH THIS GUY!

that's the whole CD-ROM!

NEW GAME +!

Games are so freaking expensive in Malaysia, PS3's and 360's aren't all that common

I saw Red Cliff 2 in Thailand, pretty damn good!

"The Pirate: Watched 100 Xvid avis"

I think print media may well die off for publishers offering new that is readily available and easily accessible online, particularly when that magazine's core audience are gamers. Other types of magazines I expect to hold on a little longer yet.

They should do Professor Layton style cutscenes, they work really well even if you just have a few for pivotal moments.

@DukeOfPwn: The second one is PRETTY custom, I mean that background is awesome!