>> ^spoco2:
just because your using ARGH!
YOU'RE, short for YOU ARE
Grumble... bitch moan...


Ya, a little bit ironic considering the game involved...

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>> ^daxgaz:
my problem with all the "game of the year" talk is that i still have no idea how this game will PLAY. the aesthetic looks great, the cut scenes are nice, but it's not a movie, it's a game. Hopefully, the game play will match the style and we will have an instant classic on our hands.
But, until i get a lot more info on how this will feel to go through as a player i will await judgment.
But seriously, i got several friends at that studio and i wish them all the best. I hope this kicks all the ass it appears too.


The game plays well. I played it at both E3 and Comic Con. Serious win here. Only thing at E3 that I enjoyed more was Scribblenauts.

Haha, my girlfriend and I were both nerding out playing Scribblenauts on our DSs last night. Fun game, btw, if you happen to have a DS. I've never seen Lost, but I don't really watch tv much at all, and the few shows I do like and have on my computer I still only watch once in a while haha. Farah is pretty great, for a little bobcat-like curious kitten. She spends as much time running wild around the apartment looking for things to use as toys as she does anything else. Hopefully that'll settle down after a month or so more when she's more used to things. She does this cute little chirpy type meow a lot of the time, I guess it might be a girl cat thing? My previous cat also did that, never heard a male do it though.

In reply to this comment by Issykitty:
Pretty good, thank u! We are both nerding out right now (DFT on the xbox, myself on the internet) and we JUST got all caught up on Lost. Neither of us had ever gotten into it until over the summer while we were on vacation. Funny, I didn't think we'd both get so into it! Fun times. How are you? How is Farah? Give her a scratch behind the ears for me.

In reply to this comment by JAPR:
Thanks thanks! How are you and DFT doing lately?

In reply to this comment by Issykitty:
LOL! Nice find, my friend! Congrats!

In reply to this comment by JAPR:
Meme this thing may end up being, not many will have President Obama's stern disagreement in them.

Also, I think this is the first time I've gotten a vid into the top 15!

>> ^thegrimsleeper:
You lucky bastard, I wish I could have been there.
The games I am most exited about after E3 are: Brutal Legend, Alan Wake, Splinter Cell: Conviction and Crackdown 2


I lucked out by living in Socal. No way I would have flown out, but that's just me. >.<

Splinter Cell: Conviction fo sho! And I'll probably get the new Silent Hill, as well, but the demo they had was pretty dull. I didn't get a chance to check out Crackdown 2 while I was there, but that looks rad. I don't know what I'm going to do with my time any more... Honestly, this was a great E3, but definitely an overload. Even the so-so games looked hot, though I wish I had given more of them a play test.

Oh, and I have to mention for the Nintendo DS!!! It's a puzzle game where you write down the names of objects to spawn them in and help you beat levels. The database is immense and has nearly limitless possibilities. You need to get an item from the top of a tree? Write down "ladder" and a ladder is spawned to climb up. Write down "helicopter" and you'll fly in a helicopter instead. "Football"? You kick a football and knock the item down. Simple and amazing.