Julian "Angry Joe" is Joe's personality on youtube. lol. That and he's not always "angry" nor is Alpha Omega Sin. Honestly, I'd be more worried about anyone who never expresses any emotions and just "goes with the flow" when the status quo is wrong.
I don't think geeks should "nerd-rage" over everything but there are times we need to express our discontent otherwise we'll get trampled on.
Nordic Metal? Hell,yeah! To Asgard!
I haven't seen it personally but I loved what I have seen in the previews. There's no mob more cynical and spoiled than fandom,though. (And sadly with "geeks ruling the world" many "fans" are journalists or critics.)
I have the standard editions of Vesperia & Mass Effect, no such luck with any of the Agarest war games though.
Would you rather have the infinity gauntlet or green lantern's ring?
Like the duel wielding in Advent Rising. A shame I missed it. I tend to love sci fi in my shooters!
It takes courage and moxy to have a youtube channel. Well, that in the right equipment. lol. Congratulations! 
Wow, quite the lively place. lol. So, changing "drunken party noise" for "loud construction work noise"? Eh, guess it balances out. 
So long as you & the fam are happy,Pete!
Uh, I never played Mario Bros. games for the story. It was all about good gameplay and great level design.
Most of us have no problem with the "Steam model". The problem is microsoft had a lot of red tape restrictions along with it. Also, we don't know how "great" the family plan could have been because MS was so obscure about it in the beginning. Now they can simply make something up to tell us how great it was just to redirect an angry lynch mob at the gamers who rebelled so hard against them in the first place.
Online sharing and online distribution are great ideas but not when there's a 24 hour check, 1 hour check when playing games at a friend's house, and a limitation put upon consumers when it comes to which retailers they can buy from. Add all this atop charging indie game developers fees to patch their own games, region locking,and the possibility ot MS being in bed with the NSA and it's easy to understand why so many people were upset.
It had nothing to do with "gamers refusing to accept the future". We simply didn't want to lose consumer rights and have our privacy violated.
