David Kearns

GameFly is the primary way I acquire games. With 2 at a time, I tend to always have something on the way. They keep track of things that look interesting, and then slow down the queue to just that 2 at a time. Otherwise, I'd spend $500 on games that look good, and by the time I tried it out, they'd be worth less than 1/2 of that. GameFly gives me like 10% off the top just for being a member for so long, and then each quarter they slide me $5 back to use to purchase games. Any game that I can complete in under a week or two, with no replay value, just goes back, and I never get stuck with crap games. I don't see why anyone gets games any other way...

I'm sure that XBox 360 is also not in Sony's world, thus as the only console in Sony's world, they are the leader (and all followers as well, one would assume).

Kudos to you Sony for being #1 and the leader in your world, please continue, however, to publish your games in this world, I want something to play on my PS3...

In the first game is was probably getting my statue erected. I loved getting coffee for no apparent reason in the second game, though making constellations was a close second.

The game is clearly based on some fantasy world that PETA has about cooking animals. I can see why they are against it, but since that's not reality I'm not sure why they're against it in the real world...

I want to buy points via nintendo.com where it's much easier to enter the information required. The accounts are already linked, how hard is it to complete the circle?

Is the classic controller really worth it? I've already got 3 Wavebirds, and that's what I use for most backwards compatibility unless the Wiimote sideways will do...

Nice, but since I read the stories via Google reader and only click through to comment or if the formatting requires it, my iPod Touch won't be pulling up the special site. What would be super great, is only YouTube or QuickTime video, other video doesn't work on iPod Touch/iPhone...

What is this "break" you keep referring to?

Of course that wasn't "Wii Move" it was clearly "We Move"

Oh this brings back the memories. Tough games, but back then I had the time to play over and over and over and over.