Muku

It's very possible to find a significant other in an MMO in general. Though technically they tend to be long distant, but many work out. It's just like originally meeting up with someone online and then hooking up. Like someone said, it's just a glorified chat room, except you can do more.

And technically, you can already have a significant other and have the relationship still work out. Fortunately for my boyfriend, I enjoy playing games and have been a gamer since the NES days. We play a lot and both enjoy it. If both people are into it (or the other is understanding) it doesn't have to destroy the relationship.

I'll agree that it was a bit of a stretch here.

@ pocketmnky

Not all females think that way, just seem Bonnie does. Never as I as a female gamer ever thought of Tetris relating to sex at any time while playing it. Perhaps some other females do, but none that I ever have met.

LOL, wow I can't believe I just watched that.

I read the press release before this and chuckled, then was just floored when I watched the video.

Jody, I think the reason I just have to shake my head at these kids, is while they want to make it big, they have to get better first. They need a voice coach or something. Try getting on key and stuff and then maybe they can get big with the teeny bopper crowd.

I think I just had a days worth of laughter in one sitting. Thanks Joystiq!

Sheppy, just because you don't like his recent games, doesn't mean others don't. But from sound of it, wasn't Shiggy pretty involved in Twilight Princess production?

The non gamers are the people you want to reach out to. That and those who have quit on gaming. You want to reach back out to them because you want to expand the market. What better way to expand the market? I think the "Wife-O-Meter" was a fun little thing to add into it. Having watched the keynote video, it's good to see he has a sense of humor and lets it come out. If you don't want to take it seriously, fine.

I think some people on here just like to argue for the simple fact they can.

...and this is why people think those who play video games are losers, nerds, and just stupid overall.

PBF is just disturbing. I saw it last week or so and just was like "ugh".

Auker, actually, being a WoW player, I found it to be the best this week. I understand the joy of getting a mount on a character. I just recently got my Draenei Paladin he could buy his warhorse. (And I bought him an Elekk for extra measure, since Draenei look like adults riding a kids toy on the warhorse.) I voted Tip of the Sword for this week. :)

Penny Arcade was just... I dunno. The punchline as someone else said this week was just, very weak.

Ugh, not sure what happened, but let me try that again...

@Jack of No Trades

I never said that, but thanks for throwing words into my mouth.

Graphics can vary from person to person. What I think looks good you may think looks like crap, and that's fine. To each his own. But at the end of the day I'll play something that is fun, be it easy or hard. Isn't that the way it should be? Playing something that YOU enjoy?

Games can be both art and entertainment. But I'll be honest and say visuals aren't everything to me. They can be a nice plus, but what I really want is just a game that is fun to play, no matter what system it is on. Last I checked though, gaming was a form of entertainment.

As for games on the Wii, I don't know, I don't find it lacking at the moment. I'll be honest and say I don't want all mini games coming to the system, but only time will tell as to how many of those kind of games will come out. I still have quite a few games to complete and some I'm enjoying/still enjoying after all this time.

I don't care if he likes the Wii or not. But I know as time goes on people are more about "power" and "visuals" than about having fun. While they're doing that I'll be buying games that provide me good entertainment and allow me to wind down after a day at class.

Games can be both art and entertainment. But I'll be honest and say visuals aren't everything to me. They can be a nice plus, but what I really want is just a game that is fun to play, no matter what system it is on. Last I checked though, gaming was a form of entertainment.

As for games on the Wii, I don't know, I don't find it lacking at the moment. I'll be honest and say I don't want all mini games coming to the system, but only time will tell as to how many of those kind of games will come out. I still have quite a few games to complete and some I'm enjoying/still enjoying after all this time.

I don't care if he likes the Wii or not. But I know as time goes on people are more about "power" and "visuals" than about having fun. While they're doing that I'll be buying games that provide me good entertainment and allow me to wind down after a day at class.

I assume once they get the 25,000 entries it'll be removed, and until then we're all guaranteed it?

Anyways, thank you Joystiq! It'll give me something else to read monthly outside of my Nintendo Power. Even that doesn't give me enough of a read for a month anymore. ><

Canadians always get the shaft when it comes to stuff like this, don't they?