Mjolnir

Since I really regret never playing either back in my PS2 days, I'm definitely looking forward to this

I was about to as soon as I logged on today, but I need to find a usable Visa card since they don't take Discover :( Needless to say, if I was willing to go for it w/o fully assessing the features, I'm obviously crazy enough to pay yearly.

I'm sure they would, though I'm worried some really funny stuff will get cut from it as is usually the case with the archived versions.

If it's more like Ace Combat 5 than 6 (i.e. has characters I actually care about), I'll be all over this. And since I was too late to get it on the 360, they could totally sucker me into a new flightstick.

Any zombie that mildly reminds me of James Caan gets my approval.

I think the "Eat Pray Love" ads may have missed their target demographic, but I don't mind seeing things that let me know GB is making money.

Just look at the caption: "...especially if you have friends to compete against on the leaderboards." The fact that this was Justin Calvert writing it pretty much says it all. 
 
In other words, this is nothing more than a nice, subtle shout-out to his pals over here.

I usually don't give a crap about sports games, especially basketball games, but I found this article surprisingly enjoyable. Just the simple fact that Brad N. took his "theory" and was able to make a real article out of it was something, idk, refreshing.
 
Or maybe I'm just up way too late

• Laptop
• iPod
• DS (in a case)
• External HDD
• Cell phone
• Rendition of the Portal cake I made out of clay for high school art class
• Old monitor, speakers, & cables for them
• New monitor
• 2 sticks of 256 mb DDR ram
• An imitation shuriken
• Fallout 3 lunchbox (filled with bottlecaps)
• Vault Boy, Dwight Schrute, and Darth Vader bobbleheads
• Other crap unworthy of mention