Finally saw Django Unchained.  That was pretty epic.

That is horrific.

Some pretty decent poetry on the topic of "always on" and also genres that the industry sometimes forgets to try.

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/jim-yahtzees-rhymedown-spectacular/7170-Quoth-the-Gamer

I think this is the deal.  Video quality's horrendous, but the other videos that mention it are like 20 minutes long.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OS0SKKXPDw

Hoodie, not shirt, but awesome:

http://shirt.woot.com/offers/rosie-the-retrogamer-lightweight-zip-hoodie

I now see the error of my ways.  I will root my Kindle, create an always-online version of Android, and burn all of my books.

Just finished the latest episode.  Rob, I'm sad to say that unless he's been featured in the last season or two, I would be a little impressed if the kids recognized Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer's modern homage, the Hyper-Chicken.  (Obligatory but completely justified lamentation that we lost Phil Hartman too soon here.)

Also, I could not agree more strongly about the always-online thing. I frequently can't play Diablo 3 at my home even now, because my area has crappy infrastructure.  I couldn't get a great internet connection if I tried.  And I live in the Salt Lake metropolitan area - not out in the sticks!

They're really quite good.  To toot RPGFan's own horn, we have reviews of the three different games from four people, and the worst score came from Bryan's review of Chaos Rings Omega, which he gave an 86.  I'll admit that the occasional puzzle bits in the first one are out of place and kind of crappy, but everything else about them is great.

No, it's actually not.  For the same price, you could afford to buy all three of the Chaos Rings games when they're not on sale and have almost enough left over to buy Final Fantasy Tactics when it's not on sale.  Three originals that are pretty great plus a port that's pretty great, all of which add up to a metric crapton of hours of gameplay.

Versus one apparently mediocre rhythm game.

I'll pass, thanks.  Square Enix is crazy with their prices, but I'm still sometimes willing to pay them for awesome games.  But $55?  No way.  They'd seriously have to be selling a flawless port of a brand new game like Bioshock Infinite or something.

I have played a few stinkers writing for the site, but I must say that I've learned about a ton of really great games and soundtracks that I would have missed if I did not come here too.  More positives than negatives by a mile.

That moment always seemed so crazy to me.  So overly dramatic.

And on a completely different topic (Zelda):
http://magicalgametime.com/image/48470399171

Oooh - check this out.  Anyone remember the Lone Wolf choose-your-own-adventure/RPG hybrid books?  The author has made them available free to read/play at the following website in about a dozen different formats.

http://www.projectaon.org/en/Main/Home

Hey, better to be clear with that kind of thing.  It'd stink to get interested in someone only to find out that they hate gaming.