Duncan

Cosmic Osmo had some spherical worlds that were small enough that you could notice.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_Osmo

For some reason, Cosmic Osmo reminds me of Spaceship Warlock... That game was bitchin' cool.

I went to a 7-11 in Kingston, Canada to see if they were selling the game. They weren't, but all is well, because I purchased a Slurpee to drink while watching Heroes. And really, isn't a Slurpee a much healthier purchase?

I would love to see Metallica's cover of Sabbra Kadabra, or even the original Black Sabbath version. I think that would be a lot more fun to rock out to than Master of Puppets, although that is also an excellent song.
Something by NOFX would also be nice, perhaps American Errorist or Dinosaurs Will Die.
I really want to suggest some Three Days Grace, but I don't think any of their stuff would be that great for Rock Band. I also second I Believe In A Thing Called Love by The Darkness.

I'd say his look leans more towards hobo than emo... Perhaps almost hobocore.

On an unrelated note, Peter Parker in Spider-Man 3 wasn't emo at all. He was flat out mean. More hipster than emo for sure.

Todd, that would be brilliant. I would be quite amused if someone lit someone else on fire, then blamed Mario.

So... A crazy person does something crazy after doing drugs for months, non-stop... I bet it was the video games.

That does sound very cool. Hopefully, Nintendo will have given me a reason to buy a Wii by then. It seems as if it will be a race between Nintendo and Sony to convince me to buy their console....

@4 Champloo:

Your points are good, but if this game were to be published 50 years after Columbine, it isn't really a social commentary anymore. I understand that this game is far more inflammatory, than, say, Bowling for Columbine, but it is essentially the same idea.

Could they not just have had parental permission forms? It isn't like it is illegal to play an M rated game if you are under 17.

I hope Burning Crusade holds my attention better than the original.