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As long as the government remains in corporate hands, there won't be a civil war. It wouldn't be in the best interest of big business to have people not spending.

Got to love power grabs. Prophecy from Something Awful?

You do realize there is one already, right? I disagree on Bloodlines needing a sequel - rather more along the lines of ToEE and telling a different story with the same engine (maybe with bugs fixed). With Arcanum I'd rather see a prequel - set around the time when technology was beginning...

Tell that to a creatively bankrupt industry.

This is probably going to suck, and not in the "so bad it's good" way the first one sucked. Apparently they're going to blow more money on the cars than the script.

Maybe they're a subsidiary of Dewey, Cheatham, and Howe.

Interesting article from The Register

At least you got to make the decision VD. The fight over Veggie has been going on for over a decade. Busholini Lite tried to railroad a law through that the state Supremes overturned. Then Tom DeLay (Fucktard - TX) got involved and once again, the courts rebuked the plea. And now they're...

Another interview with Leonard @ Gamebanshee Link

As long as it's party based, I'd be all for it.

Feh. He just wants a post-apoc ping-pong challenge. :P

Apparently he's funneling to Interplay from Titus now. Reversing the flow to keep the flow into his pockets intact.

Depends on how long it takes Herve to milk every last dollar from the two lifeless husks of Inertplay and Titsup.

Idiots. Everything in that list is either a rehash of something SP (Diablo Online? Is Battle.Net that restrictive or something?) or a sequel to an already existing MMO.

Note Diablo also failed to make the list or the afterword. Or Warcraft for that matter, despite Warcraft bringing the RTS genre into the mainstream.

No, I believe it's true - steroids are given to people as part of cancer treatments. I don't know if Armstrong got any while he was undergoing therapy or not, but it's possible.

I'd say it's more of his success breeding comtempt with a hint of anti-American sentiment thrown in for flavoring.

Usually the justification I hear locally is "They're terrorists, they don't deserve anything," said with the same uncaring tone one discusses brands of peanut oil with. Any discussion typically leads into "They don't care about our rights, why should we care about theirs? They're terrorists."

And think - half of their market might never be able to do anything about those bugs...

I don't want to see red shirts so I shouldn't have to. I don't want to see black hats so I shouldn't have to. I don't want to see white socks so I shouldn't have to. All of the above three sentences make as much sense.