Leilock

Re: Ted

Keeping kids from buying M rated games underage is an issue that needed to be approached directly by speaking to the retailers and that has been done and is working well according to this.

I don't think the issue of parents buying games for their underage children can or will be approached through legistation or ESRB, but rather through targeted public service announcements and education addressing the parents themselves. Along with the fact that most brand new parents are from a generation that appreciates games, it will deal a soft blow to ignorance and hopefully hush the issue.

Fun fact : 360 displays way more models on screen than a PS3 stuck installing the damn game for a half hour.

Anyone playing anything other than WoW has to understand that these games are gonna have a shelf life. However they still get 4 months to use their goodies. Adeu

I just can't get enough of these guys :)

Anyone know where to find the source for that awesome illustration. It wants to be my desktop :)

They should really compare those sales figures on a timeline that passes the launch window. I'm sure there's alot of dopes that pick up a game unknowingly just because of a trailer, but the word does get out after a while when a game is just downright terrible. However I've bought XBLA games a year after release cause it had a free demo and i liked it.

PATCH NOTES: You can play the game now.

I'm waiting for a game that releases without the ability to "turn left" and patches it later.

Laverne, Day of the Tentacle

Nintendo first-party titles fill a 10% niche for feeling nostalgic about my favorite childhood franchises and hosting wild parties with friends.

The 360 gets 'er done all the rest of the time, with a diverse library and great online play.

GADS! Community Games! Not like i have 2 XNA games in development or anything :)