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"s great getting to hear from Kristin! And hey T, Joe is also an ex-Spotter, rememb"
Monday, January 11, 2010
"happy to see everyone's getting back on track, and that the EGM coming back rumor in fact became reality. Best of luck to yo"
Tuesday, December 01, 2009
"nks for the awesome interview, Damian, I'm a big fan of Samwise's"
Monday, November 23, 2009
"grats, Aaron and Erin! Wo"
Sunday, November 22, 2009
"erview with Didier? Very nice, I am a big fan of his"
Sunday, November 22, 2009
"the way, I thought "Wolverines!" was the level in MW2 that took place in the fast food joints in the U.S midwest and not Rio de Janeiro. I'll be damned if I could know for sure, haven't bought or played the"
Sunday, November 22, 2009
"waiting on LBP to hit the PSN so I can actually review it. It's not just PSP GO users that are being annoyed by this problem, I own a 2000 GoW edition P"
Sunday, November 22, 2009
"nk you for the spotlight. I have the vain hope that somehow it'll get more people to play Panzer General onli"
Sunday, November 22, 2009
"h are incredible games that should be played by just about everyone, whichever way possible. I think the PS2 version of those still look great, by th"
Friday, November 06, 2009
"l, it really is a tabooed suject. I think that when in game advertising works in conjunction with the theme of the game, like in sport teams showing their supporter's brand or even real car brands in racers. There's a limit to how polluted our games get in comparison to other media, as in games, we're paying a relatively larger sum of money, thus it makes it harder to our eyes and ears to come across a billboard for a presidential election in a racing game, for example.
Now, there's the matter of free to play games, and how sponsors pay for them to be online and the game displays their ads. That's an entirely different matter - if the game is an original game by a developer aiming to actually make a game, should we mind seeing ads if we're playing for free? Or is it a matter of blanketing or generalizing all ad-suported games like Yaris as crap? In that particular case, the community responded negatively to its quality, even if it was a supposedly free game, and it ended up getting yanked from the service.
In my opinion, as games get bigger and catch the eye of companies wanting to advertise their products, the more we'll see sponsored items pop in. It's somewhat our job, as players, to put in our two cents when the advertising doesn't work in a positive manner in our"
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
"t sent mine in! Good luck to eve"
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Let me know if you plan on not using that Lord of the Rings Online bonus content and subscription card. I've had an account since launch but never got a chance to get more game time due to my region of the world not having that type of service.
Cheers!"