New Jersey's state senate voted unanimously for a program that will print up a bunch of pamphlets about the dangers of scary, scary video games and send them home with schoolchildren. The bill, sponsored by Democrats, now moves to the state Assembly.
PS3 is not mentioned, but who knows.
Yeah, I wondered about that. The 2600's Pac-Man sound effects were used for this kind of thing so long, I thought it must have entered the public domain or something.
The totally improvised, 7 1/2 minute filibuster from an episode of NBC's Parks & Recreation last month, in which Patton Oswalt outlines his vision of Star Wars: Episode VII (with Marvel crossovers) could not possibly have been more perfect, could it? Well, yes, it could, actually ...
This toilet has no seat! #NOTSIM
Days before the next Xbox's unveiling, NBA Live's social media decides to come out of hibernation. It had been totally silent since NBA Live 13's abrupt cancellation in September.
Like Sands Through the Hourglass, So Are the Fake Games of Our Lives
This week, Days of Our Lives joined stock photography services in the business of presenting unrealistically attractive people playing bullshit video games. What is this, Angry Birds X Call of Duty for the Xbox 360?
At the end of a week in which Electronic Arts confirmed it wasn't developing a thing for the Wii U, one of the software engineers in EA Sports' Canada studio, in a series of since-deleted tweets, disparaged the console as "crap" and suggested Nintendo should give up on hardware altogether.
I can attest to this. While lit up, I ordered a license plate from the North Carolina DMV that said URIN8 (alongside the UNC logo). Thank Christ they cheerfully canceled the order three days later.
