I believe they were aiming for something very different than Guitar Hero/Rock Band, but they clearly didn't know how to communicate that publicly. I'm not sure they fully defined the vision internally, either.

Ingenious concept; disastrous execution.

I've sampled some more. They haven't all been to my taste. There are issues with writing, tech, and other finishing touches. A few are so thin on content that they never should have been presented on their own as commercial products.

But...there's something appealing in all of them. It's not right!

Anyway. I hope everyone enjoyed zooming in on this tasty Gex feet pic.

Hoo-hoo, kids! Wanna DIE!??

Duh, right. Sorry, I have no personal experience working in politics.

So the specific choices are left to a body person, but I'm confident the general psychology of the human being stuck in a boring meeting applies: Zoning out for idle thoughts like, "That sandwich I had yesterday was pretty good."

There's a temptation to look at a body of politicians and focus on their highest goals and philosophies; to assume they're there to change the world, serve their masters, or enrich themselves.

But they are PEOPLE doing a JOB, which means half of them are thinking about what to get for lunch.

He said you'd say that.

Square-Enix vs. testers.

I worked as a tester on dozens of games, and the buggiest, by an incredible margin, was developed by Square-Enix. I often got paid to sit quietly in my cubicle for entire days because the builds they sent didn't launch.

So from that perspective, sure, a malfunctioning computer could replace my job.

I would have purchased a baseball game.

I'm serious. I would have paid MSRP for a video game about the sport of baseball.