There's lots of ways to describe this video, Strange, Scary, "WTF?!!" This video is about some 9-year-old arguing with his mother about Chocolate Milk while playing Xbox Live, and forgetting to turn his Headset off.

Uploaded by: Jared Ward

This video may entertain you. Plus it does make a nice topic of discussion

Wow, just wow.

9 year old argues with his mother on a Xbox Live Clan Match over Chocolate Milk. - Google Video

terratogen wrote:

Mike the Usurper wrote:
Okay, it's wrong, but so what.

1804.

Alright I had to stop after my supply of lab kittens ran out at 967 ft.

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bucy wrote:

Last time we saw The Legend of Zelda's Link in a proper console adventure was 2003's The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. He was just a wee lad back then, barely taller than the shield he wore in the stellar Ocarina of Time. The elfin hero of Hyrule is coming back in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, and this time he's all grown up.

However, it's apparently taking Link a little longer to mature than expected. In what could be the most disappointing delay to fans rabid for a sequel since Bungie's Halo 2 was knocked back a few seasons, Nintendo today announced that the Twilight Princess will miss its original ship date of 2005's holiday season.

Not much more to the story than this. I've come to believe that the quality of videogames (like any other software, really) is directly proportional to the amount of testing that they undergo and the degree of interaction between the testers and the rest of the development cycle. I've played many games in which it was glaringly apparent that the developers cut corners on testing to hit a ship date and the gameplay was resultingly poor.

On the other hand, there were a number of occassions in Wind Waker where I managed to do something really weird and the game did something reasonable. And it made me smile because I could tell that it had been well-tested. So I wholeheartedly support this delay.

As long as the delay is for better testing I am all for it. I am looking forward to this next release. The feel of the game seems to have taken a darker turn. At least from the screenshots on the nintendo site.

RE: New Zelda won't see Twilight 'til 2006 - GameCube News at GameSpot

Oh this so rocks! Wow i'm a sick man...

The Gimp Roulette

This is a regular web broadcast (i.e., large downloadable video files) which is mainly a parody of hardcore gamers.

Well, at least we *hope* it's a parody. I find it entertaining, anyway.

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] Blame it on geocaching, an Internet-based hide-and-seek
] game that has, just three years after its invention, been
] played by an estimated 250,000 people around the world.
] Roughly 15,000 play in any given week, and the number has
] doubled about every six months

Geocaching getting some more notice.

'Geocaching' buccaneers pursue hidden bounty throughout Bay Area as GPS-based game catches on

] Columbia House, the largest direct marketer of
] entertainment in America, has announced plans to expand
] their product offerings to include videogames. Beginning
] in July the service will offer around 100 games for
] PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Nintendo GameCube

Wow. Now I just need to wait and get my 12 games for $0.01 then cancel, and do it all again.

Columbia House to offer video games

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Check out this Homestar runner game! Very Atari'ish.

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