I thought they fixed that...

Ballmer is said to be restructuring everything Microsoft, and cutting senior execs. It wouldn't surprise me if that, coupled with Mattricks piss poor e3 performance ("fortunately we have a product for people who aren't able to get some form of connectivity, it's called Xbox 360.") led to his leaving being mutually…

It's not permanent. I imagine Mattrick left a nice long list of "This is what you do" before leaving. Ballmer probably already has someone else picked out for his spot, but that will come with the restructuring announcement later.

This is even mentioned in the original piece. It's really non-news the second their "resident game-guy" points it out.

Cinema gold, baby!

How long before Zynga announce a webcam based game?

Ahh, this brings back memories. Age 15 and watching wrestling with my dad was pretty much the only thing we did together that didn't involve us yelling at each other. Mick Foley was always my favorite wrestler, something about him was so damned...genuine. It was nice to see him on The Daily Show the other day.

I wholly agree. The only reason I want a console at all is so I can just plug the game in and play. That's actually why I was so against XBones extra online garbage, it was all a huge waste of time and extra barriers for me.

On the other hand, when I got my 360 I also picked up Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey, and Dead…

New Vegas with all the DLC is only $20 on Steam right now. The game was seriously broken on released, but from what I understand it's been patched up pretty good. I try to never play an Obsidian game on release, they're always terrible. But I was so anxious, haha.

EDIT: Case in point:

None of those games had ANYTHING on New Vegas, or anything Obsidian has released.

I got New Vegas when it came out, and I know I shouldn't have because it was made by Obsidian, but I was just so damned eager for more Fallout that I acted against my better judgement. The game breaking bugs, and terrible performance on my hardware left an awful taste in my mouth. I should really start it up again,…

The funny thing is, (and I know a lot of people would flame me for this), if a demo isn't available, and the game is available on PC. I pirate it. Even if I have no intentions of buying it on PC, I pirate that shit up and if it's crap, I still avoid it. Piracy is my greatest tool for finding games. As I go down my…

Demos have saved me from many AAA shit fests, and opened my eyes to many great indie games.

There was a wire rack at a store 45 minutes from my house with paper envelopes with floppies in them. They had a quick primer on the front of what the game was, and how to install it and each one cost me $5. Alien Carnage, Commander Keen, my first copy of Doom, Gods. So many good times.

I'm digging AoT right now, but I think it can get very bad very fast. I'm a little wary, I've been burned too many times too recently.

When I moved to a new town, I had trouble finding a comic shop I liked. I went into one, and looked around I realized the whole top shelf and part of the next shelf wrapping around the store was all Tezuka. Almost everything I could name, art books, etc. When I said, "Wow, you have a whole shelf of Tezuka!" the guy…

At first I disagreed, however, upon further inspection it appears that f84002 is pretty damned orange.
http://www.colorhexa.com/f84002

What is "MRA"?

All I remember from my first viewing of Episode 1 is my friend saying he "felt like a galactic senator because they spend so much damn time talking politics.".