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Scott Jennings

THE FOLLOWING IS A TRUE STORY.

I bet they were busy trying to figure out if they should put meat on a burger or not. – Beene, comment in last entry OK, there’s an explanation for this, really. Went to a dinner the other night with a group of net.acquaintances (“Does EVERYONE at this table

LINEAGE SUED TO DEATH

From Terra Nova, looks like the Koreans are partying like it’s 1999. Another problem that users pointed out was the cash trading of game items offline. Within the game, there are many different “items” such as weapons, clothing or potions, that have different levels of power. Acquiring more powerful

UPGRADES ARE FUN

So…comments were broken for, um, 2 weeks? They’re back now, REALLY. Blame Blogger, they updated their entire system and it’s complicated. (sniffle)

HEY BEBBE, NICE POLYS

Anyuzer describes the most important part of any E3 – the booth babes! The reality is this. Booth babes are exceptionally annoying and I wish they weren\’e2\’80\’99t at E3. Half of the media attention is centered around them and not the games. While on one hand that\’e2\

DEPTH PERCEPTION

The big news today is about Seymour Hersh’s New Yorker article revealing a black ops operation, “Copper Green”, which supposedly was set up to pretend to sodomize Arabs in the name of intelligence gathering. (Sadly, I’m making none of this up.) Whether or not this fantastic allegation is

MORE FFXI STATS THEN YOU CAN SHAKE A TARUTARU AT

Courtesy of SirBruce via corpnews forums, the complete Final Fantasy XI census. Of note: * They specify that FFXI currently has 500k+ paying subscribers (which, I’m fairly certain, puts them ahead of every non-Asian MMO). * 42% of their customer base hasn’t made it beyond level 10. * 34% of all

OW, THE LIGHT, IT HURTS US

Back from e3. Sensory overload as always. I was actually at the show for only about a day, it was all my old eyes and ears could take. Quite a few interesting new MMOs coming soon, we still live in interesting times. From the corpnews forums, apparently SCEA likes eBay.