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Posted: Jan 22nd 2008 12:36PM (Unverified) said

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*waits for vibrating broomstick Wiimote attachment to lead to a boom in Wii sales by women consumers*
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Posted: Jan 22nd 2008 1:18PM (Unverified) said

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World's most condensed web-page!
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Posted: Jan 22nd 2008 1:47PM DonaldMick said

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Piratology but no Ninjology?

Fail.
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Posted: Jan 22nd 2008 2:15PM Veko said

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If it weren't for the millions of dollars they'll make, I'd ask 'Why?'.

Damn shovelware.
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Posted: Jan 22nd 2008 2:25PM (Unverified) said

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Bah, the "Ology" series of books is pure tripe. Something that purports to be a reference, however vague, should have some basis in research. These books, however, hold absolutely nothing of the sort.

Pardon my rant, but I'm a mythology purist, and this is crap.
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Posted: Jan 23rd 2008 8:24AM Eamil said

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I don't especially mind myself, but then I'm a fantasy buff, and I love dragons. When you're into five different mythos that all say different things about dragons, one more set of beliefs on how they operate doesn't make much of a difference.
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Posted: Jan 22nd 2008 2:29PM ludwigk said

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When I was a kid, playing D&D and reading Tolkien meant you were some kind of devil-worshipping wiccan who was going to end up in some goat blood-drinking cult and never be seen by your family again.

Now we've got Harry Potter's limitless commercial success driving the acceptance of all this occult, mystical content being targeted towards children, and its considered ok.

So strategically placing your delayed blast fireball and chucking a fistful of d6 is going to land you in hell. Running around waving wands while chanting nonsense latin-inspired phrases is fine. I just don't get it.

And, pirateology? ZOMGWTFBBQFFSKTHXW00T!
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Posted: Jan 22nd 2008 3:11PM SimonBob said

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Learning about dragons and stuff? How could that _not_ appear to be fun on the outside packaging? It would take a colossal screw-up on their part to end up with something that won't generate thousands of dollars in rental sales (and I speak as one who was duped into renting "Mario's Time Machine" as a wayward youth.)
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Posted: Jan 22nd 2008 3:20PM RobLink said

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I have no idea how the games will turn out (probably tripe), but my daughter got Dragonology for Christmas, and it seems pretty good fun. Makes sense to do something video-gamey with it. You know, for the kids.
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Posted: Jan 22nd 2008 3:39PM (Unverified) said

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It is just a Trojan horse for Scientology. Beware, or you may become as influenced as Tom Cruise.
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Posted: Jan 22nd 2008 4:00PM (Unverified) said

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It would actually be cool if these games didn't suck, so I'd have a nice all ages game about dragons and/or wizards to give to my nephew.
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Posted: Jan 22nd 2008 5:08PM RobAccomando said

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Someone gave me one of these book for christmas one year. The book are full of very shallow information. Great for 8 year olds I guess.
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Posted: Jan 23rd 2008 1:24AM ThornedVenom said

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Scientology.
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