Roderick

Meh, it didn't bother me that much. If there's ONE movie that deserved to be incredible in its ending, it's this one. I think it's a matter of taste, I kinda liked the happy-go-lucky good ending, made me leave the cinema with a happy feeling. I agree that it has become somewhat of a restrictive dogma for a movie to end in a specific style, but just take comfort that if anyone one day finds the means to break himself loose of this, it'll be Brad Bird.

This game is giving me COLD DEAD HANDS.

I'll await the Idle Thumbs review on Pirates! before thinking about it. It should be out in two years, methinks. Err but seriously, you can't seem to go wrong with pirates. At least, I don't think so. Exactly how freeroaming is it? Can you really wind down all these differents paths of becoming a guv'ner, or the new Redbeard, or Bluebeard? Or can you just indulge in a Hollywood happy romantic marriage with the tavern wench? Is this all possible, or is it more constricted?

Shocking, verily shocking.

The baby was obviously just a pun. It's acceptable because it's in no way credible and it works on the basis that they're not going to do anything else with the movie (hence also supervillain The Underminer, who is the enemy of PEACE and HAPPINESS). The only REAL flaw of the movie is that Violet, dear sweet cute innocent Violet chooses the POPULAR BOY at the end as her romantic interest -instead of realising that good looks mean NOTHING and choosing for the non-existent teased nerdboy who is actually the COOLEST of all schoolkids. I have a crush on a polygon character and I'm not even ashamed of it.

Dito. I already see a horrible 2D animated series being pumped out by some Disney satellite in Korea where The Incredibles is turned into a villain-of-the-week show. I'll just ignore the crap and recognize only the original movie as being part of The Incredibles-canon. But enough with the politics, lets just indulge ourselves in blissful fanboyish buttering-up. The movie deserves it.

The bright side being that as soon as you get around to playing the other 98%, they'll be ultra-cheap.

Oh wow, I LOVE Penny Arcade. Tycho is a gifted writer. Aspiring to reach that level once.

I SAW THE INCREDIBLES! *exuberant outrageous screams of utter exuberance* It was fantastic! I even saw it in the first digital theatre in the Netherlands, making for a unique experience in crispiness. But wow, the movie itself rocked my socks! It's one, if not THE, of my favourite animated movies EVER~! Like Han Solo would say: ,,YEEE-HAW!" But that's just Solo. I bet HE'S pretty pissed now that he doesn't live in OUR universe, eh? Who's jealous NOW, Solo?! Anyway, The Incredibles was fantastic. After my mild disappointment with Finding Nemo (very charming, but it didn't really hold a gripping appeal to me), The Incredibles did everything right for me. It just switched every button inside of me, making for one of the most tittilating movie-experiences ever

Esteemed fellow gamers, writers, creative likeminded and dear friends! Today heralds the launch of Captain August, my very own webcomic! From this moment, on the fourth of october 2004, a new step has been taken in the grand history of webcomics, and an equally large step in my own life. With this comic I hope to entertain a great number of people around the world and show something of myself in a whole new creative way! I hope you'll forgive me my childish exuberance, but I'm quite excited. After three months of toiling away, the fruits of my labour can finally be witnessed. So by all means, take a look on the website, bookmark it and spread the word! http://www.captainaugust.com Rodi

Just wait till the clowns arrive

Strange that id would suggest Katamari instead of Doom 3. That's shooting yourself in the foot I'd say.

That's deep

Omigod. The Firefly boxset for only 28,99 Euros at Play.com. http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=R2&title=150418 I sure as heck know what I'm getting for Christmas now! Amazing!

Yeah, that would be me. Sorry about the war-terms in the topic's title, folks. But I don't think Firefly and Farscape, apart from the mediocre alliteration, have much in common. I mean; yeah, they're both characterdriven science fiction shows, but Farscape is a lot more soapy, while Firefly resembles more of those polished American shows of late, like The Sopranos or Six Feet Under. you know, the classy shows. But, yeah, I'm crazy about both of them.

Haha, that is Rich.

Calm down, Rusalka.

Ewwww, cheese.

Sometimes, I don't even have the flu when I do that.

I'm sorry, but you see, not all of us are rudding nerds.

Hail Tanukitsune, killer of hypothetical questions!

Is this an Irish thing? What is the importance of this question (presumably the one about the sister en the dead mother) that it's a thing of great shock if it is answered wrongly by others? Or am I missing something?

Ted Neeley is my personal Jesus.

Agreed, LEGO. In the end he'll have so much more fun with it than any intricate game could provide [for a 5 year old].

Well hopefully that silly behaviour isn't present on the roleplaying servers (a ridiculous notion of course since it's a roleplaying game to begin with, but apparantly it's necessary to keep a community in check that doesn't seem to have any integrity ). I won't be getting World of Warcraft though. I haven't got internet at home anymore and I like it that way. So no online gaming for me!