FrannieBaby

Thank you for writing this, it means a lot to me. As a male, I've always played female avatars, all the way back to selecting the girl fighters in Virtua Fighter or playing as Princess Peach in SMB2. I just feel more at home as a woman, it makes me a lot happier and more content. I don't even feel like I'm acting or passing as something I'm not.

Sometimes games are escapism, but other times they really do bring us closer to who we really are.

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Wii. It takes your pulse.

At least I still have a backlog of RPGs to get through on my DS.

Well, let's not forget that Nintendo is doing what it always seems to do at E3, that is to appeal to the casual gamers and the mainstream media.

In other words, they're not talking to us here.

Still, argh.

Nintendo suuurre thinks girls are stupid.

Ah, there we go! Finally. I was starting to lose hope.

I worry that server-based gaming will always be the future.

If you haven't checked out Radical Boy yet, you should. It's really funny stuff!

http://preachertom.livejournal.com/tag/radical+boy

Too many good Pikmin have died. At night... I can hear the shrieks of those poor red Pikmin being eaten by that beetle thing. Oh, the horror. The horror.

Any post about the MSI Wind. Mmmmmm.