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yea it's unlikely that it will happen, but it would be awesome if it did

Yea most likely we will see these bills in some shape or form again, especially when reading the statements left by smith and the ESA. Let's just hope that they are tailored with a little more scrutiny in the future.

Nice, I still have yet to play anything under VII. I know its blasphemy ... I hope to try a few of the older ones someday though.

agree with you 100%, just curious what final fantasy did you enjoy most?

Yea I agree this solution will end up causing a lot more problems than it solves. As for Obama's stance on the bill I'm not too sure - it looks to be one of those “he said, she said situations”. Republicans are saying that he is for the bill, while Democrats argue that he is against it. I just hope that we don’t see another reluctant signature, because if pulls that disingenuous crap again, I think I’ll be sick.

Yea my dog's name is olive, she's a lasso-apso and she was bugging me for attention while I was trying to shoot the video. It got the point where I decided just to let her sit on my lap, lol. Anyways I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the new format, doing the show this way should allow me to post more regularly and tackle some subjects that I would have avoided in the past.

Like you I hope we see this bill reformatted, as piracy is something that desperately needs to be addressed. However, seeing that the bill is going to be voted on the 24^th it is unlikely that this will happen. The truth is that this bill does pose a threat, and while I don’t think it will get passed; there is a lot of money backing this bill so we can’t be that sure.

yea, I'll defintely be playing more games than just this, but these are the games that don't normally come into my collection that I wanted to make sure to play this year

yea I did a review of brutal legend not that long ago and I enjoyed their humor, I'm really looking forward to that game one of my first targets of 2012 for sure

thank you sir, anything you'r particularly interested in for 2012?

@ Michael I completely agree with you saying that reviews have become a means of catharsis instead of a critical review. I think the consumers need to find this relationship plays a large part in the recent growth that has been found on YouTube (especially gaming videos). Literally an industry that did not exist three four years back has transformed into a healthy network of avid gamers who are there mainly to share and explore their gaming experiences. However, even with more viable avenues for this relationship to take place people still and probably will continue to look for catharsis in game reviews. It's difficult for me to necessarily knock this however, because if people are only reading these reviews to share their experiences if we take that away, will they read it all?