Yes, this is a more refined version of what I was trying to say =D thanks for clarifying for me! You are right!

I don't think it's that they don't give a shit about Warcraft IV so much as the people who would form the core of that team are working on Starcraft II.

Eh? Why?

Considering the events that have occurred throughout World of WarCraft, its not technically possible to create WarCraft IV unless fans add new models for the new races/characters introduced in WoW.

Of course, you could also dismiss what has happen in WoW and tell a different story, but that might be difficult to do.

I freaking love the Episode 3 book! I like the movie a good bit too, but that book was awesome! Especially Anakin's fight with Dooku. He's just thinking about how old and frail Dooku is, and it really gives you a glimpse of his inner dark side showing. He's proud that he can best Dooku now in a straight up fight.

"Star Wars Canon"

Life is an affliction with a 100% mortality rate. Reality sucks.

*cough* I'm old enough to remember when Star Wars was the new shit, nobody called it "Episode 4" and I'd have to get up at dawn to milk the family herd of T-Rexes before walking twenty miles to school in my bare feet. :)

You were?

Actually, I found that you Texans were wonderfully sociable, nice, and welcoming when we visited from Canada this Fall. Then again - we were white.

Three rings for the Sporty-kids, under the sky,

Still better than Florida.

What a measured, rational response to children using their imagination. Bravo.

...people in my state are such idiots.

Here's a photo of Aiden outside of his school.

nope but in an RPG your appearance doesn't matter, your stats are what count.

If you broaden the parameters to just "The holograms are alive again and everything's ruined forever" and not just ones involving Moriarty, it's more like half a dozen, and quite a few Voyager episodes while we're at it. And at least one DS9 ep, if you count the one where several main characters' transporter patterns…

this is literally the plot of a Star Trek: The Next Generation episode. awesome!

Takeda (pictured above), who is now head of Nintendo's Integrated Research and Development team