Laozi

Ya it actually sounds like a pretty sweet deal

GITS? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ghost In The Shell

Plus you're suppose to have less trouble actually running the games. But don't tell alot of people who bought K2 that

Wouldn't you have a cyberbrain like in GITS

You're too young to get it

I can understand that What really bothers me about the article is that it doesn't even mention the rational conclusion that people who would be seeking to committ these sort of acts would seek these types of games. It estimates that roughly 70% of teenage males play these games, but makes no mention of what percentage of them commit acts like these vs. what percentage of the general populous commits similiar acts

Hey Battlewookie, you should probaly refrain from sending any of the editors please

My mother E-mailed me this week telling me about an article in this months Readers Digest. I picked up a copy today and it tells of Devin Moore an 18yr. old who shot three officers to death and led police on a brief manhunt. Upon being apprehended Moore first asked officers to "Please shoot me. Please shoot me." And later in the jailhouse spouted these wods of wisdom, "Life is like a video game. You have to die sometime." Moore had never been in any real trouble before this, perhaps some minor "offences" and played Grand Thief Auto, so of course the video game industry is to blame for his actions. Jack Thompson, a Miami attorney and antiviolent videogame advocate sightes this case in a $600 million civilsuit (consisting of himself, and the relatives of the victims of Moore) against the entire chain that makes, distributes or sells GTA. That incompasses Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc., and Rockstar Games; the Sony Corp. of America, and retailers Wal-Mart and Gamestop. To prove his case Thompson intends to present neurobiological research that shows how children's maturing brains are organically conditioned to respond in certain ways to specific types of stimuli. Over time, studies suggest that learned responses become hard-wired into the brain. Video games can be particuliarly effective tools for that wiring because they are interactive. Moore came from a broken home; his parents, who never married, went through a nasty split when he was very young. The prosecution's own experts has diagnosed Moore with post-traumatic stress disorder stemming from a turbulent childhood. You can send a message to the editors of Readers digest about this at: http://www.rd.com/talktous.do?lid=17 Or post on their forums at: http://communitytalk.rd.com/WebX?50@@.ee6b765

Kotor 1 about 6 times K2 i think 3 times

My guess would be Venus, 'cause Serena has an uncanny resemblence to a orangutan in a wig and a dress off the tennis court

Ya like one of the force powers could be to pull someone's shirt back over their head, like a hockey player does, andd then you wail on them, like a hockey player might.

Wilco - I'm Trying to Break Your Heart Its amazing how the best songwriters are never heard

I would start with BG. Its better then then 2 and then move to IWD2, but if you can get the "Dual pack" get that

Move Along!!

The Head On the Door --------The Cure

I think you might be on to something there

Your destiny lies with Yu Gi Oh the video game, do not deny what the emperor has already foreseen

::this isn't the intergalactic corporation you're looking for::

Huh, its strange that I never but that together I wonder if in the end he was collecting all his refuse in jars

Ya Yoda the Maverick Industrialist

What about Michael Turner? Dave Finch? Marc Silvestri? Joe Madureira? For me the mid to late 90's were sort of a Golden Age over here

Ya, it would be especially good if they could somehow make it so that Canderous would only say, "I come in peace."

Are you sure he's not the one being treated for rehab? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ya, I'm pretty sure, I talked to him couple of weeks ago

I could never get past Brejik, man that guy was tough :ph34r: