moelarrycurly

Check out Amazon's 3DS bestseller list (a sad place to be anyway). I just wish I had something else on the 3DS that I want to play besides Zelda...

XIII was great, but my January will most likely be taken up by Mass Effect 3.

I wonder what Jeff Gerstmann wants to be when he finally grows up?

Hooray! 
 
Let us all take a moment to remember those poor, forgotten games that (more or less) unwillingly fill up Steam libraries whenever a sale rolls around.  I have suffered enough at the hands on Valve and its ridiculously low prices, so 10 days ago I drew a line in the sand and said, 
 

It sort of depends what you're looking for.  If you want something that does the job as an iPod and only that, then go with the classic.  I have a classic myself and I love it for my music.  Although, I am still partial to the click wheel since I originally had the first "mini."  If you want something to search the internet with, play games/apps, and music, then go with the touch.  I have an iPhone, which is almost identical.  However, I still find myself going back to the classic when I want to listen to music.

"Don't stop.... believing!  HOLD ON TO THAT FEELIAANANANANANG!"

No Idioteque?  Poll is unworthy.

I just got back my copy of RDR back from a friend, and there's a big scratch on the underside of the disc.  I didn't even know how BD's could get scratched, considering how tough the plastic layer is above the data layer.  He's going to buy me a new copy, so it's not a big deal, but I'm curious if there's any way to fix it.  The scratch is right inside the "PS3" logo that is in the center of the disc and it runs for about an inch.  It's pretty deep, so it wouldn't surprise me if I'm SOL.

Grammar Nazi: affects

If it's out of print, the developers aren't getting money from you anyway.