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My first clear memory of playing a video game is of the Taito arcade game Gladiator.

People are going to tell you "the biscuits", and they're right. But also I don't think Bojangles is that special? It's not, or at least the ones around here (west coast of FL) are not, substantively different than Popeyes or Church's.

@bakoomerang: What you said.

I thought it took itself way too seriously. Why would you try to make a movie based on Mortal Kombat of all things a serious movie? They should have made a dumb movie on purpose and had fun, instead of making a dumb movie on accident and looking stupid.

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One, Jeff should do exactly whatever he wants and two, it's funny.

To everybody saying "well, I already buy a lot of things produced under likely horrible labor practices" — every bit helps. You don't have to be perfect. Nobody is, and perfectly ethical consumption is impossible. But you — we — can try for something better, one decision at a time.

I don't either. Has nothing to do with any kind of "culture war" though; I just prefer to keep the media I consume as nothing more than that.

Joe & Mac for the SNES. People will tell you this game wasn't terrible; they're lying to you.

Skyrim is the better-known brand now, but nobody knew about Skyrim ... until Skyrim came out. I mean I know that's obvious, but assuming they don't want to just do Skyrim II (and I doubt they do), they'll do all the same work to get mainstream mindshare that they did for Skyrim, except likely with a significantly greater budget. If the game is good it won't be a problem; if the game isn't good, better brand recognition won't save them.