Miranda

Naughty, naturally. :-)

I would pay real money right this minute for a DS port of Plants Vs. Zombies. That would fricking *rule.*

I dunno ... Domo was Target's Halloween theme last year, and this year 7-11 has Domo on all its signage for some reason. You can buy your coffee in a paper Domo cup. (If they were selling refillable plastic cups with Domo on them, I'd buy one in a hot minute.)

I think he's gaining popularity in the U.S. And since game geeks are often hip to Japanese pop culture, I don't think a domo DS game would be too hard a sell. Still, I'm not going to knock five Domo minigames for $2 each. :-) I already bought three of them last night. :-)

What's inside Bowser:
Guts. And black stuff. And about 50 Slim Jims. :-)

I loved the DS version of Chibi Robo. The Gamecube version was hella cute but I never finished it; I'd guess I got about 2/3 of the way through. I will *certainly* buy the new DS version if it ever comes to the US. If it weren't a game that requires a certain amount of reading, I'd buy the Japanese version!

Chibi Robo ... it's no accident that his first name means "cute." :-)

Dream job: special effects makeup artist for horror movies

As a knitter *and* gamer, I can't quit picture this ...

I hate that too. I think it's rude. The world would be a better place if everyone would just assume that others don't want to hear their video games and other assorted noises. :-)

I use headphones if I'm in public and don't want to disturb others. Also, for games where the sound is part of gameplay -- like My French Coach, for example -- the headphones help a lot with clarity. If it's just game music, a lot of times I'll just play with the sound turned off.

I wish you guys would review the WiiWare titles, too. I'd really like to know if the mini golf game this week is worth my money. Thanks!