Arizona is just intent on hanging onto that 'Worst State in America' award, this year.

Yeah, I think people are just being vocal about their, "BUT I DON'T LIKE THIS PROJECT AND I ALREADY FUNDED ONE," feelings, for some reason.

I'm shocked (but pleased) that Takedown made its goal. With only a few days to go, it was far, far from where it needed to be.

For the Game of Thrones fans in Open Thread tonight, have a whole lot of Joffrey slappage: [www.buzzfeed.com]

Hurray! And about time.

Due to my profession, I know I couldn't abstain from using the internet, though. When I lived in the Bay Area, the only providers were Comcast and AT&T. Not much of a choice then.

Actually not possible most places. Those two have a near monopoly on providing internet. I've lived a number of places there was simply no alternative to either.

Meh. MEH I say!

Every time I want to boot up Skyrim, I check out the mods and then back slowly away from the computer.

Impressive! (non-sarcasm, honest)

The reason I never finish most games is because I'm too busy being ADD and with a little OCD about my gameplay, doing random crap and getting sidetracked to no end.

Well, to be fair, I didn't really think you were bitching, but I wanted to bring it up.

Haha, I was like, "Wait, I don't remember commenting on this article."

Hahaha. No sir, I am not.

D'oh, now I feel silly for not grabbing the PAX adventure titles on Steam the other day.

I see your point, but at the same time, featuring Kickstarter projects on Kotaku as blips doesn't seem like too horrible an idea. I mean, if people don't care, they can just scroll past them - and people that do care can be alerted to a Kickstarter they might want to support and wouldn't know about otherwise.

I didn't know it had been in development for so long. Ah well, I'm still willing to support it.

True, it's not the shining crest of Sierra Online, but it's something, and it was pretty wonderful in its own way.

Oh, I would back that so hard.

I'd forgotten that.