Robert

Hmm, for $2 I can get a piece of virtual clothing or a community game I can actually interact with. For the price of an entire outfit I can get a fully-featured Arcade Game. I'm definitely going with the aviator goggles.

After Activision's shinanigans with Brutal Legend, I've chosen to simply ignore what they have to offer. I understand that my boycott of their wares will go wholly unnoticed and I am saddened to think i won't be playing COD anymore, but I feel that on principle, a company like Activision is just bad for the medium. That is not to say the developers beneath Activision are some sort of evil. Infinity Ward can't control who buys them, but in good conscience, I cannot support a publisher who seeks to exploit the gamer as much as it does it's sometimes four season sequels.

I see my self out of college and with a real job.

I will be hated and likely down-voted (and this isn't even on topic), but is it weird for anyone else to read "we" in all of the posts? I know it's just their style guide and I've been reading Joystiq for quite some time, but reading something as personal as a review with "we" doing the "doing" just reads funny. Did all or most or even some of the Joystiq crew go to Justin's pad to play this game?

In regards to DSiWare, why do you hate us Nintendo?

Ahhhh! Mind blown! $h!t yeah!

I've got 24 gaming podcasts that I listen to regularly and "A Life Well Wasted" is by far the best (no offense Joystiq, you're a close second). The production value and coffee shop, NPResque approach is something totally different and a must hear. Ashley gives gamers a good name.

Well, Dr. Mario is at least a real game. I'm using half of my free points on it just to vote with my wallet. Super Mario World anyone?

I'm definitely a rolla!

Following the "Broken Steel" DLC, I'd much rather see a full expansion, even if if means waiting a while. I've met the level cap and the 3-4 hour add-ons just aren't doing it for me.