@Snow leopard: Get back to me when it's a Fleshlight. Read more
That pic of Lightning is amazing. Read more
@darkchipper07: Correlation doesn't always equal causation, but sometimes upon investigation it actually does. Read more
Thanks a lot Dr. Iritani- you just gave Syfy their next idea. Read more
@darkchipper07: You're posting on a game blog. Logic and the ability to notice the obvious is all I needed to know you have an affinity for games. So do I, which is why I post here. Read more
@TalbotAlligator: Re- reading my first reply, I realize I've done a poor job explaining my frustration. Read more
@TalbotAlligator: I'm simply pointing out the continuing hypocrisy of accusing anyone who criticizes gaming or it's possible negative effects as being biased, then turning around and praising as fair and accurate ONLY those who dismiss such studies as inaccurate. Read more
@darkchipper07: I've done no such thing. You need to remove your personal affinity for games from the equation so you can step back and look at it objectively. Read more
So they handled it "well" because they conformed to your opinion of it being flawed? Read more
@JeRkytReaTs: And you know this how? Neither of us are scientists, so who's to say that the interactive nature of videogames (as opposed to the passive nature of TV) doesn't stimulate dopamine levels to the point that your body's internal production drops, thus creating a chemical dependency? Read more
I love how Brian just scoffs at the theory presented here and dismisses it in the last paragraph as if his opinion is fact. Read more
The last hour or so of Bayonetta was the most batshit insane and awesome thing I've seen in a game in ages. Read more
Since I'm apparently the only one who enjoyed XIII, I guess I'll go ahead and also be the only one to say "yay". Read more
They were too busy canoodling with EA brass and planning their big surprise exodus to focus on a coherent storyline or balanced gameplay. Read more
Correlation doesn't equal causation. I could just as easily release a study showing that Xbox 360 ownership rose during that same time period crashes declined, therefore "proving" that owning an Xbox 360 makes you a better driver. Read more