How you phrase a survey question has a lot to do with the response you get back.

Some of them, yes. Up to a point, although you're somewhat limited by the size of the memory card you use.

Or, uh, maybe he was just writing down random facts about himself because that's what kids do. I like turtles.

I can name a whole bunch of major, AAA games with similar issues.

I owned the original Metroplex, so seeing this is pretty nifty.

Skate 3 glitches are probably my favorite of all, just because of the insane ragdoll physics.

Here Ubisoft, have an exclusive demo of my wallet.

Interesting. The uncanny valley seems to have an undocumented side effect: the better graphics get, the funnier a glitch becomes.

Yep. Definitely conflicted. http://drawception.com/viewgame/rAFgcAQaSE/praise-the-sun/

I dunno, Supes seems pretty rational to me.

This is why I've never bought anything from Nintendo's various virtual stores. While nearly all their digital competitors are selling a semi-perpetual, account-linked copies of purchased games, Nintendo insists on linking purchases to a piece of hardware, forcing users to go through antiquated, bizarre rituals to…

There are good reasons these numbers matter. From 2005 to 2010, WoW's subscriber numbers gradually climbed from roughly 1.5 million to 12 million at its peak in the last half of 2010. It hit the 9 million mark in 2007 and didn't drop back near that same level until early last year.

To add extra confusion the fourth title will be "Dreamfall Concludes The Longest Journey".

If you like point-and-click adventure games and you're willing to put up with an old 2D game that runs at a fixed resolution of 1024x768, The Longest Journey is an absolutely amazing game. The puzzles can be a little ridiculous on occasion, but the story and atmosphere is unmatched. There just haven't been many games…

One autosave, no backups. It corrupted ages ago.

Until I clicked through to the article I thought that first picture up there was supposed to be some sort of futuristic Link/Zelda hybrid.

You're contradicting yourself. Badly.

"Oh come on, we're trying to have a serious discussion over here."

Without getting too detailed, I can give a pretty good idea of what I thought was wrong:

[Meanwhile, at the Temple of Valve]