Drop a link, dammit :) #8.1

Awwww *pats Steph on the head* #1.1

Agreed! #3.1

This DRM stuff is getting too much. EA just dropped the online pass issue, so I hope that sends a message. This paragraph I though was frightening:

"Microsoft have even filed a patent for a Kinect-based system that counts people in the room watching a movie to make sure you are not showing it to too many people so as for it to be regarded as a public showing."

What the hell? Really? #1

With all the flashy graphics nowadays, its seems that a lot of developers forget storyline and its so important. Nice article. I hope more devs read it to remind themselves of paying attention to this part of a game. I want to be entertained and immersed in a game, not just drool over the pretty graphics, which normally lasts 5 minutes. #4

Gamers need love too! #3

Good review, sounds like its worth a go. #1

If you are into Black Op2 for console, you need to listen to this HoldenZA, he know his stuff! Great article, great insights.. #3

Skittles - Magically delicious :D #1.1

MacDonalds certainly using this medium. Very interesting..guess its a good overlap. I would have expected more pizza tie-ins. #2

Well, there is a "live" DJ :) #1.1

Its one of the best monthly gaming events you can go to :) #2

Keith David as Captain David Anderson in ME. Such as smooth voice, deep voice - should have been a blues singer. Been in quite a few movies too. #1

Quite right, just like any other sport or in fact, any profession, its all package. You not only have to have the skills, but you need the right attitude. #1.1

Escapism is generally why I play games, quite right. #2

Agreed on both counts, but still a nicely written article. #1.1

I think the "accomplishment" side of gaming is one of the most positive effects that people can draw on, especially for children. It gives positive reinforcement and builds a self-confidence that is so vital to being successful in the world today. #1

The GTAV video was a little boring. I just think leave religion out as a whole. No politics and no relgion, just makes people mad. #2

Gaming is gaming, agreed. #3

Too much sneaking around for me but a nice follow on to the "Qualities of an Ideal Game" > http://n4g.com/news/1235283...

Nicely written. #3