Aethelred

@Vinny: There are lots of companies that record radio promotions and jingles for reasonable prices. Why not buy one? I'd love to hear what you would come up with!

For those asking about the "vampire bomb," I just assumed that it was redrawn to look like the menacing mascot of a typical sports team.

For example, a local university, Wake Forest, call their sports team the "Deacons." Church deacons are normally not menacing people, but on the uniforms and pennants, they are made to look fearsome.

And I want a plush Jeff Gerstmann with a string you pull to make it say sarcastic put-downs, like "Yeah, that's a great idea!" or "Who wouldn't want one of those?!" or "You actually paid money for this!"

Somehow I get the feeling that the players are being tricked into processing paperwork for some state bureaucracy somewhere.

This is one of those posts of yours that I can't help but read in the voice of Scruffy the janitor.

P.S.: AAAAAAAAAAAA

Dan is capable of surprisingly elaborate logical analysis. Is this one of the recently-acquired New Dan abilities?

My theory is that the developers came up with the planet idea first, and then they struggled to think of something to put in the empty spaces between the Star Plants. All that they came up with are floating islands with timed challenges.

Another complaint that Brad didn't mention: When using the tele-routers, they don't appear to be in any order. In Grow Home, they were ordered by height and shown on a diagram, but in Grow Up, I was always having to go through the whole list.

I found that Jazzpunk: Director's Cut trailer that they mentioned:

The YouTube comments are deeply confused.

@pyide: I think you're right. Rogue Sector is a shooter, but Rogue System looks like a combination of Star Trek and Orbiter.

The Raving Rabbids cards reminded me of the video that introduced me to this site: Quick Look: Raving Rabbids Travel In Time. Vinny and Ryan made a great team.