I've felt the pang of my ignored back log for a while now... I feel that I have an excuse in the ps3 and wii department (as my mother moved in with me, and I feel awkward spending tons of time taking up the tv when I'm depriving an older generation of their religious tv watching in the evening on the livingroom tv)

I use the ESRB ratings on the few games that I find and know nothing about! they're awesome for looking at games for my 6 year old daughter. While the actual letter rating occasionally means very little (T is a good example) the fact that they display what gave it that rating makes it REALLY helpful. I think it's…

mmm Kabocha is awesome! It's like acorn squash, but sweeter.. mmmm

wow, that is a pretty fantastic sleeve!

I've noticed that RPG threads on kotaku have longer, more explained posts. =) (except mine of course)

that's a lot of sterile porn

these silly people obviously don't understand that you get your workload done, and THEN you play the games.

Heroes Chronicles? came out between heroes 3 and 4 and I never heard of it.. ohhhhhhhhhhhhh I may be in love.

I prefer JRPGS because I feel like i'm insufficient when I have 50 quests that I decide to ignore in the western ones. I want to enjoy a story and be immersed in an environment... And while this can easily happen in WRPGs I feel that all of the sandboxi-ness that comes from the more open ended world bogs down …

This preschool aged anecdote isn't really news worthy.

you just make up a story and include them as characters and you'll be set. you can make it as loose as you want.

my android is an HTC rhyme.

holy crap! $10 for arkham asylum and city beats the shit out of the $50 normal cost!