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I don't even remember. Something about him being a crazy Mormon or something.

Just found this awesome review.

Yes I would.

It's interesting -- I had the same reaction, quickly re-evaluating all his games in light of this new information. Would I react similarly if learning the same about other people? Musicians, composers, writers, painters, directors, actors, bicycle repairmen... I remember throwing out all my Ender books after reading about OSC and his antics. I'm going to have to rethink that one. It's like I assumed I would inadvertently "catch" an artist's religious or political views by enjoying their work. edit: Thought experiment: The creator of Mario & Luigi 3 is flamboyantly pedophile. Would I still buy the game?

FUCKING YES FUCKERS! http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/55062 IT'S-A SEQUEL BITCHES! I WIN

I preordered, and haven't gotten anything yet!

Is it the one where the text comes screeching onto the screen like a car, or maybe the one where it's "type written" onto the screen, CHAK-CHAK-CHAK!

When this comes out for the 360, I'll play it, and I'll complete it.

Obviously, players will compete to get the highest GPS coordinates.

WTF

Last night I connected my Xbox to my PC with some sort of code. This is awesome!

I read something about non-premium members being able to play the games this winter.

Yeah, but I don't even notice it anymore, though. It's weird that they a) haven't noticed it, or chose to keep it like that.

It makes total sense, of course. It just means I can't take my time doing it -- I'll have to go amok with grenades and shit.

Yeah. It could, of course be a cop on his beat. They're hard to spot. I was just wondering if it's a known "thing" that if you gather up enough stolen cars in one spot you automagically get wanted or something

I had this awesome idea. I'd go to a petrol station and steal any car that enters. When I had around ten of them gathered nice and tight around the petrol pumps I'd crash a burning motorcycle into the whole thing. Unfortunately, there seems to be some magical police trigger that goes off when you try this, even though the cops are never around when you steal the car. How do they expect me to blow up ten cars if I can't even round up five?

It's no surprise that a successful company such as Google would not buy a stinking pile of shit. Also, have Google ever done anything related to games? It would be trés weird if they suddenly started with this.

I was really looking forward to Rock Band's awesomeness, but while the game itself and the music seems totally radical, I'm getting worried about the build quality of the instruments. Obviously nobody's reporting that their instruments are working, but it seems like there's too much talk about faulty strum bars and breaking drums and shit.

I just got an email from Telltale saying this: And I'm like "All right, finally. The last one was awesome and I've been waiting for the second one for fucking ages!" And then it hit me: I never bought Strong Bad Season 1.

I almost want to, but I don't really understand what kind of games they are from the movies, and downloading demos is such a fucking hassle. Just tell me, are they awesome?

No, because I don't have a registration code.

Yeah, I never really played any of the Tomb Raider games until someone here said Legend was unexpectedly awesome. And it was. Anniversary, too, though not to to same extent. Hopefully Underworld will be awesomer than both.

I think the last two have been great. Nothing extraordinary, but very consistently fun. I especially like the mansion levels.

That was what I was hoping. I've only ever played Tomb Raider on the PC with manual aiming.

I always found dialogue-tree puzzles awesome. Lucasarts have made some fine ones.