Axel

Sick'm Jack.

I've never liked rap, but I found the entire thing to be very topical and extremely funny. Don't let your Sega fanboyism blind you from seeing a little humor in something.

Brodalco...you kick ass.

Thank God. If Halo 2 taught us anything, it's that playing as characters that aren't interesting sucks.

I saw a trailer for that game just the other day. Normally I'm not really interested in gore fests, but this game looks awesome.

Rumors kick ass don't they? One way or another, I'm buying MGS4, and if it's coming out for the 360, that just saves me the trouble of spending an extra $599 to get it.

My first Castlevania experience was Circle of the Moon on the GBA, and I loved it. Then I played Dawn of Sorrow which, to be honest, didn't really bother me much. Sure, Soma was feminine looking, but I just shrugged that off assuming it to be the popular art style in Japan. As long as the gameplay is good, I really don't much about the art style.

Best Military Game goes to wha? They're kidding right? They're all the same thing as far as I can tell, and I've played'em all.

Why is it that when a next-gen console comes out, everyone seems to just forget about common sense. Shortage? Don't make me laugh. I think what Sony learned from Microsoft's 360 launch was that people are still suckers for new hardware, especially when you add a little something called "ebay" to the equation.

Go with me on this one people. Everyone knows that this is an industry, not some kind of charity. This is business we're talking about here, so it shouldn't be any surprise that Sony wants to optimize the amount of money it can make losing as little of stock as possible. Think about it:

197k, right? What if Sony only sold a fraction of those units to actual consumers and the rest were given to "scalpers" to be put up on ebay for ungodly(I saw them going for nine-thousand for crying out loud) sums of money?

If you do the math there, it's easy to see that Sony could very well have fooled everyone. Or I'm just an insomniac who has been up for a few days again.

It annoys me that with all the advances in modern technology, medicine, and education that we still live in an age of ignorance and greed.

If technology, of all things, increases so drastically each year, how come stupidity is still the same as it has always been?