Mister Jack

Square Enix submitted an iphone version of Final Fantasy Tactics to Apple for approval. Keep an eye out for it soon.

The movie acknowledged unquestioningly that Captain America as a symbol is pure propaganda, but the point of the movie (and the character himself when written well) is that it isn't being a symbol or a soldier that makes Steve Rogers super, but being a good man who knows what is right, even when it can step on the toes of a few generals or politicians. The following quote sums it up: "Doesn't matter what the press says. Doesn't matter what the politicians or the mobs say. Doesn't matter if the whole country decides that something wrong is something right. This nation was founded on one principle above all else: the requirement that we stand up for what we believe, no matter the odds or the consequences. When the mob and the press and the whole world tell you to move, your job is to plant yourself like a tree beside the river of truth, and tell the whole world — 'No, you move.'"

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheCoconutEffect I think the vibration thing has more to do with this.

If you're using a character who teleports, Shao Kahn is actually pretty easy.

iPhone, sorry. I don't own any android devices so I tend to forget that they sell their own shit too.

Deathsmiles is coming to the app store tonight for fans of Cave shooters. I'm not a huge bullet hell guy myself but the game looks to have a lot of content and Espgaluda played pretty well with touch controls so I intend to scoop this one up.

Green Mile is one of my favorite movies ever.

If not for that shit D-pad I'd say 360. If not for shit triggers and weird analogs I'd say PS3. Nothing has been perfect for me yet.

I did have a morbid curiosity about when Pixar would finally make a movie that's...well, not good. I mean, let's face it, no winning streak lasts forever. It had to happen sooner or later. Of course, now that it has I don't really feel good about it.

Incredibles is my favorite Pixar film. I don't like the idea of Pixar selling out with Cars 2. Don't kid yourselves, that's the reason this movie exists, period. That's how the world works sometimes, though. The thought that comforts me is that they can use all the stupid merch money from Cars to invest in more meaningful projects like Wall-E and Up.

Well, I went to see Green Lantern. I'm not sorry I saw it, but I am not planning on getting the blu-ray.

If so I would like to work there because it must be the easiest job in the world.

I think the general consensus at the time was that inFamous was the higher quality game. Prototype just got more attention because of how incredibly over the top it was.

It isn't "like" holding the games hostage. It IS holding the games hostage. I think EA has figured out that they can't really compete with steam so instead they're going to remove the ability to choose altogether. Hey, you want to download BF3? Well get our client or fuck off.

So I already had the EA downloader on my PC because I used it to get Crysis 2 at a cheaper price using an EA coupon. I updated it to Origin for shits and gigs. It asks me if I want to change my username. Yeah, that's a good idea. I don't want my email to be how people know me in every game I play. All my ideas for names are taken, though, so I just decide I'll change it later and move on. As it turns out, you can't change your name. I had to talk to two different tech support people to get them to basically delete the User ID so I could start again from scratch. So fair warning to anyone who might end up using Origin eventually. Unlike steam, once you pick a name, it's your name forever.

I dont know, i often get 3-4 friends over and we have no problems "bunching" up. I love offline coop, split screen or not. More games should include that. I'm getting tired of all these online coops, i want to be able to slap a friend on the head when he fucks up something in the game instead of wrting FUUUU in the chat. Yeah it's one thing when you're sitting on a couch playing the wii or something, but I've never known anyone who had their PC set up in a way where it would be comfortable or convenient to have four people sitting around it.

I heard from a friend that Verizon was planning to kill off their unlimited data plans in the near future, so if that's true than using them was never really an option.

I suppose so but even then it seems like a lot of hassle. I don't know how many people are actually going to be willing to get together extra keyboards or whatever and crowd around a single PC when most people are used to being able to play on their own PCs. I suppose you could say it's better than nothing, but they really should have just found a way to make it online. Ignoring that, it looks pretty good, but from what I read it's ten dollars for five levels. I dunno. If the devs intended to add content down the road I might spring for it. As it is now, though, it doesn't sound like much content.

Four players offline on a pc? What?

I got a refund on my steam pre-order. It's not because of the alien rape. Fuck it, even that can be funny if someone REALLY good at comedy does it right (not that this game does). I canceled it because I don't want to pay 50 bucks for something that's going to inevitably end up in the bargain bin.

Yes we are.

Killzone 3 is great with the move.