BobbyHollywood

I heard that the creators of the "Left Behind" games are suing 2K over the use of the word Rapture(tm).

Yeah, cute. But in all honesty... this is a great program. I brought my son to the Podcast camp last year, and he came home with a CD copy of the podcast he made, and a booklet on podcasting, and a little journal, and stick-on patches, and a t-shirt... all for the price of... free.

We're signed up for two more this year!

Same as above... "I thought it was just me, but now..."

Turning the volume off or lowering it didn't help me say "blue." Making sure I was in a quiet room did.

Regardless, the voice recognition bug sure didn't help me sell my wife on picking this one up.

Hooray! A DS Lite my budget can afford! Let's see the wife try to shoot THIS ONE down!

I agree with most of the commenters above, but I'm surprised that nobody has called out this comment:

>"Shortly after this interview, Microsoft announced all three Splinter Cells to be backwards compatible on the Xbox 360. But we still thought this conversation was funny, so we left it intact.—Ed."

So Shoe was so tickled at his little "name the game that's backward compatible" trick, despite the fact that it's been asked-and-answered so many times, he decided to leave it in the piece for the humor value?

And this is supposed to be hard-hitting journalism?

I agree that video game journalism shouldn't be sycophantic sucking up. But what Shoe did here wasn't much better.

I'm guessing Peter Moore didn't leave the interview thinking "wow, he got me good." He probably left the interview thinking "wow, what a spoiled brat."

The release date says February (at least for Crystal Quest)!