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Fresh from letting us all know about the insanity of ex-Nintendo CEOs, Wired warns us not to play Katamari Damacy TOO much, or we’ll assume life is actually a PS2 controller. “I was driving down Venice Boulevard,” recalled her husband, Dan Kitchens, “and Kozy reached over and grabbed

…comes straight from games.slashdot. SecurityFocus reports that players sharing house designs through Electronic Arts’ Sims 2 Exchange are finding their game behaving oddly: espresso machines mysteriously satisfy all the Sims needs, Sims are suddenly comfortable with open relationships, and the social worker no longer cares how they treat their

CNet: In recent years, there’s been a lot of people clamoring to reform and restrict intellectual-property rights. It started out with just a few people, but now there are a bunch of advocates saying, “We’ve got to look at patents, we’ve got to look at copyrights.

I remember playing this game for the Commodore 64. (I think I just dated myself, too.)

The BBC’s daily “righto, these blog thingies are quite smashing, I believe” story had this chilling aside: Only 7% of the 120 million US adults who use the internet had created a blog or web-based diary. Only. ONLY. By my wacky American math, that implies 8.4 million

Found on Q23, a scanned article from Wired – Nintendo’s ex-CEO shows why the Japanese won World War 2. (Edit: It’s actually a really good fake.)

My wife, in World of Warcraft, is horribly, horribly uber. This Penny Arcade comic? Yeah. My life, manifest. And, like all people who succeed in MMOs, she’s now in a high level guild. And, like most, they use Teamspeak. (I’ve used it before, but unlike my LIKE UNTO