thegreatpablo
thegreatpablo
thegreatpablo

As a card shop owner and player of Magic, I believe you'd be surprised at just how popular Magic is as a whole. Nearly every set they release has sold better than the set before it. The player base is growing by leaps and bounds, they continually break attendance records at events nationwide, etc.

I'm surprised to hear you say that it didn't last. Magic the Gathering continues to grow year over year and has a HUGE player base. As a matter of fact, MtG broke the record for the largest non-poker card game tournament in history just this last June at Grand Prix Las Vegas.

What's holding you back specifically?

Many die hard gamers have multiple consoles and a gaming rig. But that doesn't account for the majority of gamers. A console offers a gaming device at under $500 that will stay current for at least 6 years roughly, if not longer. A gaming PC will cost far more than that and will likely require an upgrade or two in

Curious if the light on the top is used for Move interaction.

No problem, sorry for the short (in tone) response. Lot of similar questions and comments to wade through.

Because Jonathan Coulton is a pretty big name in the gaming community, also very well liked and respected. What's happening here impacts him which could impact his involvement with gaming going forward.

You should do some research before spouting off nonsense. Coulton did in fact pay Sir Mix-A-Lot for use of his lyrics and credited him appropriately.

It's easy to make that comparison, but it's not a good one. Coulton ONLY used the lyrics. The melodies, arrangement, and instrumentation were all written by him. Those are all his works, even if they aren't copyrighted in a way that protects him, he still composed it and it's in extremely poor taste to exploit laws

When do we find out who won?

Looks like it's time to dust off my twitter account.

The difference being that the apocalypse in that movie and even the gods were all huge metaphors. The movie wasn't actually about a cabin in the woods or the end of the world. The movie was about the state of modern horror movies...so it would barely count...if at all.

It could very well have to do with the departure of Infinity Ward's core cast of talent. MW2 scored better scores than 3 and BlOps2.

Sheer speculation here, but they mention a "void" and show a downed vessel. It's likely that the void is an area where something prevents technology from working and therefore, they cannot explore it aside from sending someone on foot. As to why he went alone...it's tough to say and probably my biggest question

No, you aren't alone. I think they're ugly and extremely obnoxious. Too much energy, stupid, loud, and they squirt their face juices all over you.

Careful, Apple might sue NASA because of the resemblance to their logo.

I'm not suggesting a reboot, but can you imagine if Voyager had been given the same care and attention that BSG got? Bring Ronald Moore back now that he's done BSG and I think we could expect good things.

I'm interested to know how the movie is unjustified, constadicts itself, and is all around retarded. Can you provide some substantiation for your claims?

Perhaps C4? Not too sure, but I'd bet they are stored in a vacuum tube to ensure that they don't degrade as a result of air.