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Finding out how to break all the monitors is an interesting puzzle in its own right. Too bad it takes you until the final third to start doing them. I missed two or more last run through.

I will! Maybe. One day. If I ever buy the game. Perhaps.

No Warlocks? For shame on the lot of you.

Video and computer games are still largely considered the province of children. So nudity does get taken note of more than in movies. Unless its an animated movie, then you see a similar response. I like to think the preconception is going away, but I'm not in a good position to get objective data on that.

Gray Matter arrived. Squeeee

Did I ever tell you about how I beat Silver Surfer for the NES? I'll be signing autographs all week.

It's the moustache.

Excitebike was the one with the level editor, right?

Is Tess Mustang? I'm usually better with handles than actual names.

This makes no sense. Yes, this DLC is lame. But it's the easiest to produce, so naturally would be first. And it doesn't take away from scenario, creature, or dungeon design because those are generally going to be developed by completely different people. An argument could be made for thinking this would be better off rolled into one of those content DLCs. I'd be all supportive of that post.

You can turn on subtitles and then read his lines really loud.

"more details" Background fluff. No details on what the items are. Faboo.

What's NES? Is that some kind of pasta?

Japan's less an ally than the Catholic church. That idea scares me.

Server is down at the office, so I'm slacking more than usual. It's let me reflect upon an idea for a story I started conceptualizing last night.

Finished Runaway 1, on to Runaway 2. It violates a few of Ron Gilbert's laws, but it still manages to be enjoyable.

Heartland Payment Systems is about 130 million records. I knew I totally shouldn't have made a blanket statement like that without looking into it. OK, it's the biggest data break THAT AFFECTS ME! You're not a US Veteran, are you?

Heartland Payment Systems is about 130 million records.

Anyone play the Black Mirror games? My current adventure binge has me looking at a II/III combo pack.

Yeah, they're doing an ok job with it now. But it's not like hackers stealing 77 million user names, passwords, addresses and credit card numbers(possibly) is an everyday occurrence. It's surprisingly common. I've seen three personal information breaches of institutions I used, counting this one, in the past 5 years. One of which was a bank. And another name/password breach occurred within very recent memory with the entire Gawker Media network.

Yes, it's their responsibility. And they made the efforts to uphold that responsibility and are continuing to do so. If you have some evidence that the breach was some vulnerability they should have reasonably know of, I'd be curious.

They should have mentioned the compromise earlier, but I wouldn't say they screwed up to get hacked. It happens to everybody. I've dealt with it with my loan provider and my school before. They're actually taking responsible steps (aside from the late reveal).

Was it underneath the rusty warhammer?

Fun fact: that article links back to these forums.

I'm fighting the urge to buy Another World from GoG. I didn't know they had it! Already the past two weeks I've bought season 1 and 2 of Babylon 5, Portal 2, Mortal Kombat, the Pendulo 4 pack, Gray Matter, and 999. Do I need another game?