Scott Jennings

As part of this weekends’ Relay For Life event (which has raised a whole lot of money already), for $L200 you can turn your PC into a Gamecube and slash your way to greatness and rupees. To quote the rules: Zelda Quest A dark game of mystery, intrigue and dodongos.

When you have thousands of prisoners at your beck and call, there’s clearly only one thing to do: restage 1980’s music videos. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAVVVMcTShQ] More on this on the BBC.

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Linden Labs announced today that “casinos” in Second Life will be shut down, effective immediately. Casinos were up until recently at the top of the “Popular Place” search listings (which are, to be sure, heavily gamed by paying people to loiter), and were popular for much the same reasons casinos

Hey, I liked tonight’s debate. Mike Gravel’s a crazy old coot who’s never going to be on another debate (maybe he and Ron Paul can debate each other outside the next ones — Alan Keyes can be the moderator), but unlike Paul, he’s a fun crazy old

It’s nice to know that the rabid hardcore still exist, and still hate you. So how do these games become more accessible to the drooling masses? Easy! Just implement grinding, level treadmills, restrict any and all competition whatsoever. These systems are intentionally in place to prevent anyone from over-achieving