ThunderPeel2001

It's just fucking crazy and I'll never that shit like this REALLY happens until I see for myself -- no offs gerbil -- there's a load of horseshit in the newspapers, for example, which only make things worse.

Nope.

I can travel through time! I'm doing it right now... see you in 2009!

And the "Most Anticipated Game" went to...? To...? (Can anyone tell me?)

That sounds EXACTLY like The Movies. Weird.

Reminds me of a joke...

Yep, that's true. What was interesting about her, though, was that she'd actually visited the majority of states... she'd just never gotten around to any of the coastal ones.

Actually, it's odd to say, but EA Partners is responsible for some damn cool titles lately: Left4Dead, Rock Band, Mirror's Edge, the Orange Box, Dead Space. Crysis... (Also: Is just me, or is creativity in games having a bit of a renaissance at the moment?)

That's just the way I like it (I'm still desperately lagging compared to your GH skills, though )

I met a girl travelling around the US who had actually never been to the beach (or ever even seen the sea!).

This is the best!!! I love this one! $2 mil on my third go

That was five years ago, thankfully. I like this: Could this be perfect timing for Double Fine now that EA are shedding their evil skin? It can't be worse than Majesco!

Wed

Pronounced "Radcheck", I believe?

Please explain.

I know Starship Troopers is cool and everything. And I know that Dougie Hauser somehow looks too young in that picture... But isn't anyone interested in a job...?

Holy crap (looks like some techie tipped their hand early!). This is GREAT NEWS! Why? Because THIS COMPANY will actually spend money advertising Brutal Legend!!! Come on, Irreverent Periwinkle...

I should have tagged that on the end

Thanks for the heads up

Lol, I suppose my description was a bit vague... but believe me - YOU KNOW THE ONE!!!

How is this true? Anyway, I prefer Vader's text:

Lol, I think you may be right. No expense spared at the VGAs!

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Lol!