thekitchensink on 28 August 2009
I strongly disagree with him on the Metroid issue. I love having a good story and some character development to go with my games. As long as all of it is completely optional (ie I don't have to scan things and I can skip the cutscenes if I want) then a game can be the best format for creating emotional experiences, like I've been saying in my Pause and Effect articles (shameless plug 
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But I really commend him on one thing: the fact that he openly admits that he's a member of the expanded audience and that he's representing a relatively-unrepresented group online. He usually makes good points, too.
Could I trouble you for some maple syrup to go with the plate of roffles you just served up?
Tag, courtesy of fkusumot: "Why do most of the PS3 fanboys have avatars that looks totally pissed?"
"Ok, girl's trapped in the elevator, and the power's off. I swear, if a zombie comes around the next corner..."
