Bah, he just wants to go back to a time where he was popular.

I'm all for religion if it drives the narrative along, but injecting religion just for religion's sake would cheapen the story.

I wouldn't go in there. It looks like a trap.

I did not notice that. Well done, sir.

Yeah, but does it have the "un-like" button?

I see. I don't think video game sales are down any more than usual for this economic climate, and don't think they are relative to console sales.

I srsly doubt Microsoft will release anything until they get wind of the Sony Playstation 4. They got some time.

Um, those games you mentioned are from 3rd party developers. So...how exactly does that apply to the current state of the Xbox 360?

It is much harder for an individual with a great idea to get that idea implemented in a large development team than it is an indie developer.

I find the more EA talks about how real their next game is going to be, the less I enjoy the game.

I just realized it's spelled differently depending on what country you're located.

I did not understand anything you just said

Being British doesn't excuse you from pronouncing words with invisible vowels. It does make you a sexy bitch, though.

weird. do I hear a second i added between the n and u?

it was meh until I heard "it's made of durable alum-inium, which is...a mix of aluminum foil and adamantium, which of course is the skeletal structure of Wolverine..."

Dad of the year right here.

@Hearthatvoiceagain hates the new layout: or for iPad 2 Charlie Sheen edition fans.

I think you misunderstand my point. To sum it up, an Art Director at a AAA gaming company told me, "a degree in game design won't hurt, but it doesn't mean shit to us."

I agree that going to school helps, but it's not as important as a lot of people (read: school) say they are, and means nothing in terms of experience.

Degrees don't mean much in gaming/film. Experience takes precedence over all.