Dingo Chavez

At least you got something out of it. I never heard of this game (and I'm thankful that I haven't), but okay... teh cool.

Nice, I'll definitely look for it.

Well, I tried the pickup line. I got a weird look and a "I'm going over there now". And I thought it was gold. Hubba hubba and ice, you say? Gotta try that.

An hilarious movie you should all see is The Rutles, it's a parody about The Beatles with Eric Idle, Neil Innes, etc. And also with short apperances by Michael Palin, and George Harrison (yes, a Beatle). I've seen it a few months ago and I loved every minute of it. If you like Monty Python or The Beatles you will really enjoy The Rutles.

This is easy. The bear would win, how you ask? He will shoot a rainbow out of his chest, and as the ray of rainbows hit the gorilla, he will forget his animosity to the bear and give him a friendly hug. So... bear.

I know that the matter is settled and all that, but I need a female opinion on something, so I'm slightly changing the subject, some what... maybe. A couple of weeks ago I heard the greatest (lamest) pickup line in history, so I want to test it and see if it's worth a damn. So if you don't mind, Yufster? I'd like to read your feedback on this pickup line. Okay, here it is: You know babe, if Charles Darwin was right, and we all evolved from apes, you'd be the highest in the evolutionary scale. So what do you think? A slap in the face? Or a knee to the crotch?

It'd be cool if there would be a game about "One Man/Woman" who opens a pizza parlor in {insert city here}. You'll starts off in the slums, and as you progress and improve your pizza making skill, and as your skill grows so does your audience (from Fat Harry, to Skinny Sal), and your location improves. Eventually the mafia would want a cut of the profits, they'll be all like: "Yos give us protection money!" And you'll be all like "No!" Them: "Yos gots a nice place here, it'd be a shame if something will happen to it." You: "Is that a threat?" Them: "What do you think?" And as you gaze into their eyes, you pull out a Revolver 9ml and start the massacre. It is Video game, so it needs a little something to sell...

I always thought Rockstar would develop such a game someday, I'm kinda disappointed that someone beat them to it.

I've read some of her old posts, she seems really nice. Happy birthday, Emma!!!

It was just too good to be true. Well, back to playing NES and SNES emulators for me. It won't be as fun though.

I read a great review about it in Cartoonbrew.com, they apparently loved every minute of it. So I'm very interested, maybe I'll see it soon.

I enjoyed it, I don't know why, but I did.

I *Heart* Huckabees, and The Life Aquatic are fantastic films. The last movies I saw were Star Wars 3/6 (let's never speak of it again), and Great Expectations the version with Robert DeNiro and Gwyneth Paltrow (let's never ever EVER! Speak of that piece of garbage that took a fine book and turned it into a joke again. NEVER!). I'm anxiously awaiting to see Howl's Moving Castle, hopefully I'll see it this month.

I'm disappointed that "child arsonist" and "animal genitalia" didn't make the list. "Sex thumbs" that's new to me, though I can imagine.

As long as his games are good he can call himself Maria Sanchez for all I care. All geniuses are eccentric, well... most.

More gameplay footage because it is a game. A trailer that doesn't look like it's been done before (meaning not your usual "One Man, With A Destiny To Save The World" type of thing). Something that will really give an idea about the feel of the game and what the developers want to accomplish with it. For this game some dialogue because that seems to be one of the biggest parts of the game (Marek mentioned 30 minute dialogue sequence/s in his preview). Make the definition of the story less vague it sounds like nearly any other story. I realize that it's not easy to make a trailer, I'm just sick of seeing and hearing the same thing. I'm not saying that it was a bad trailer either, those building and scenery looked great, but it was just so-so. It didn't make me want the game, though I do want it.

the trailer was kinda so-so, it didn't show anything interesting (like Vimes pointed out), I also didn't care for those captions: "Three People, One Destiny" and such. I am looking forward for this game though. I never played the first, so I wonder if it's essential to know the plot of the first game? I'll at least rent it either way.

I love going for a walk on a cool cloudy night/break of dawn wearing a hip yet comfortable sweater. Pyjamas you say? Maybe next time. Trees you say? Nah, I'll just try to fly if I'll climb anything taller than 2.50 meters.

I didn't pay. And because you can, it's half the fun of the movie experience if you ask me (except for good movies, but they're the minority. Oh Wes Anderson, and Miyazaki san).

You just ruined that smiley for me. Shame! You too, Marek. Shame!

I think it's really about what type of games you're into, some would say Mario or Zelda, others would say Wolvenstein or Doom because that's the type of games that they like. So it's really about taste for many (not all) people. For me it's the original Donkey Kong. The game brought Nintendo from a considerably successful card maker to the reviver and innovator of gaming, and it also gave birth to Jumpman a.k.a Mario. So without Donkey Kong there may have never been a Super Mario Bros. And Nintendo wouldn't be the giant that it is today. Or Pong.

Happy birthday, Thrik!!! May you continue to co-run some of the best fan-sites the internet has to offer.

Happy birthday, Davi... I mean Mr. Egge... I mean Metallus!!!

It sounds like someone mixed The Beatles (during their younger days) and the majority of NBA players, they also said/say you know in mid and end of every sentence. You know?

Hey! He does. I knew it was a male chicken (or rooster).