PixlBit

I've already marked this as a must buy. I wonder what the release date will be and whether it is a disc or downloadable game.

These MMO's are so addictive I think because of the social component. I mean, I can play a game ten or more hours straight when I'm playing with a friend. Alone, I can't play more than a movie length, a couple hours, before I gotta get up and go outside and photograph some bugs or something.

OMG! It's on a collection for PSP called EA Replay! Now I got another PSP game to go get. The Haunting sounds like a great concept.

Neato. I used to study that John Donne. 

At "Male Objectification" I couldn't help but think of Cho Aniki right away. 

I really can't imagine complaining about this. It's just funny.

That screen saver is awesome! Psychedelic... or Cyberdelic. Oh yeah.

GTA V is staying at a 98 on Metacritic for the 360 version. Incredible!

I totally want to steal tons of cars and stow them somewhere. It's one of my favorite things to do in open world games like this. 

The imagined scene of this has been running through my head all day. I want to be in that audience, or the singer delivering the words to the faithful headbangers.

It was sooo weird. I went to this one Gamestop thinking I was sure they had no PSP games last time I was there. I walked around and saw none on shelves and then, with no hope in my voice, asked the guy there if they had any PSP games. He opens a drawer, I tell him the titles, and he plucks out those two beauties. What luck! The gaming gods looked favorably on me that day.

Yea, it's very possible they, being doctors, came up with the term independently. It just jumped out at me in Snow Crash and then when I looked up a definition, there was none other than that it's the name of the game company. I figured, they being game geeks and probably into cyberpunk stuff, might have read Snow Crash in '92 and then founded the company in '95 with that word in mind. Seems coincidental, but there's no mention, that I can see, of how they got the name. There might be an interview out there somewhere that answers this question though. I'll keep my ears open for one.

Pete Davidson used to write for Gamepro magazine. I want to say he worked with Dan Amrich, but I'm not sure of that. I've heard his name somewhere before and maybe it was on Dan's OneOfSwords podcast.