Dr. Perry Ulysses Cox
Member since: Aug 3rd, 2009
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Huffpost Live tackles Xbox One with our reviews editor, Richard Mitchell [Update: watch the replay]
Posted on May 21st 2013 6:15PM

El Shaddai preview: Confusing my religion
Sep 19th 2010 7:27PM (Joystiq)Wow, what originality, someone making the asinine claim that religion is the worst thing ever. How refreshingly unconventional.
PlayStation Move launch day: All you need to know
Sep 17th 2010 2:19PM (Joystiq)It's the closest place to my work that sells games. I'd figure that I could also pick up a bucket to catch all of el serpiente's bitter, bitter tears.
PlayStation Move launch day: All you need to know
Sep 17th 2010 1:18PM (Joystiq)Sony's Peter Dille discusses PlayStation's 15-year legacy
Sep 16th 2010 7:14PM (Joystiq)How are you disappointed? That's exactly the kind of schlock the Move was made for. How did you not see that coming?
Sony's Peter Dille discusses PlayStation's 15-year legacy
Sep 16th 2010 7:12PM (Joystiq)It certainly bit them in the ass, but that's what happens when your CEO is a douche like Yamauchi.
PSP2 in the hands of Mortal Kombat devs; 'It's a pretty powerful machine'
Sep 16th 2010 2:27PM (Joystiq)Because he's a chubby asshole with serious narcissistic tendencies?
PSP2 in the hands of Mortal Kombat devs; 'It's a pretty powerful machine'
Sep 16th 2010 2:26PM (Joystiq)Seriously. Nothing gets more irrational hatred than a good Nintendo article.
Joyswag: Halo: Reach 'Legendary Edition' giveaway
Sep 14th 2010 5:46PM (Joystiq)Sony launches pro-button, anti-Kinect campaign with yaybuttons.com
Sep 11th 2010 11:13AM (Joystiq)You can measure the absolute idiocy of any story about Sony when el serpiente deigns to comment. Where's killjebus? Shouldn't you guys be having some kind of internet version of a circle-jerk?
Sony launches pro-button, anti-Kinect campaign with yaybuttons.com
Sep 11th 2010 10:59AM (Joystiq)That's some nice revisionist history there.