Mal

Sushi. Right after it just past noon. So I almost had sushi for breakfast. What the hell?

Gaming may be getting cheaper over time but it certainly doesn't feel like it for me, at this age. Hell, from last gen to current gen, price for a new game jumped $10. I was taken back when I was first out shopping for a PS3 game. The word to take away from this post is "feel".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIgNCD3nzOg Haunting, especially at the end of the movie near the high noon (ish) show down.

That is why I'm not thinking about this game so it doesn't set me up for a major disappointment.

Now officially Kotaku is post whatever shit the editors want. Hurray!

... I guess I will wake up before noon. Work has kept me up at this late hour...

I want to burn that school to the ground now. :<

I'm not sure, really. Whenever stuff like that is brought up on the Steam forums, the Valve Legion gets all up in arms about how it's all in the EULA and how buying games on Steam means agreeing to it. Though I think in this particular case they might have just removed the game from the accounts instead of disabling them. I could be wrong, but it just seems like a special situation where Valve might have made an exception (since they were apparently forced by Activision to act). Does the folks ever quote the EULA when saying that? If its not, then there seems to be some grounds for some action but if there is, well. End of debate.

After the bad pacing of Castlevania, time for some cuteness of LBP2.

I can shoot off roughly 2/3 without a hitch.

Yeah, when I saw some of the prices of $60 on Steam, I thought I was seeing things... then cleared my eyes and made a face. Highway robbery man! Sorry boss but I'm not touching those games for a while. I'll wait for a Steam sale you scums. Edit: Fucking scums, $60 for Crysis 2? I could bite at that price but god damn, I'm going to find some other means to cut down on the price.

Looks like we got at least 3 folks besides me that will get it at or near launch. It makes me less resistant... alright. I won't fail Helgod or whoever he is and that guy on the intercom.

io9 is sure getting raped and that is my favorite out of the bunch. I would like to think Lifehacker survived so well is that the folks lifehack'd the layout to suit their needs. Fleshbot... well it didn't get the new layout and porn is porn.

I almost want to buy that magazine to read the whole interview but chances are, all the info will get out sooner or later. Its really is pretty awesome to see how far Minecraft has gone. I got into Minecraft around July or so of 2009. So a month or two after it gone public with donations and such. Before that, around the time it JUST started, I caught wiff of it and even tried it but I put it back down since there really not much you can do. Then Creative MP came... then indev which got me to buy the game. Can't say I would of donated before that since all you got was a custom skin but once you can fund a whole other different development, yeah, its worth it. Now we got what we have now. Its still rough but its still fun. Also now Notch got the rest of the gang to help him out*. So who knows what will happen next... Also, Neo, Will do. *I find it funny that people still blast Notch for being slow to fix stuff even after getting the company together. Its really now about Mojang and what I see now is that Minecraft has enough manpower behind it to get things done. Soon, we're getting an official whitelist thing going, instead through Bukkit or whatever. So I suspect that all admin stuff will be all through official means soon so that while an update will break whatever plugins you may have but the core admin stuff will remain intact which will be a god send for all server admins and players. Heh.

"Hey EA. We will pull a mutiny with the help of Activision like the suppose link between you and IW." But seriously, you have to keep the workers happy. Doesn't matter that you provide the money. If you provide a bad enough work enviorment for long enough then eh.

If the devs like what they made. Chances are, it will pop up again. Come on, I'm sure the folks at DICE do enjoy making a game that doesn't involve killing folks 24/7... If BF3 does good, DICE will go back to EA for some talk going "Hey, we are a company that mkes good games that sells great. Green light this.".

Doh, fine, I am in the market for a better PC remote anyways and well, hard to beat a 360 controller.