This baffles me.
Why does Final Fantasy VII sell for such an exorbitant amount online? Are all these people buying $70 copies of the Greatest Hits version planning to play the game, or are they speculating? Is there a strange Final Fantasy VII internet sales bubble, and if so will it eventually crash, bringing the price of the game down to a reasonable amount, or will it just continue to skyrocket?
Also, Final Fantasy: Twenty Years and a Massive Universe Later.
Filed under MLP, video games | Comment (0)The Play List, 2008.
A list of games on immediately available platforms that I want to either revisit or play through for the first time. In the case of games without a definitive ending, a solid experiencing of is in order. A good portion of this list additionally acts as my personal Pile of Shame, ie great games I own that I have yet to actually complete.
With a list like this, why do I even bother to buy new games?
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Another propaganda entry.
“Does it come down to trust?” has been posted to F13.
Filed under MLP, community, propaganda, video games, work | Comment (0)GWJ Conference Call
Following in the footsteps of Ken Levine, Bill Fraiser from Ironclad, and those wife-beating Turbine guys, I was a guest on this week’s GWJ Conference Call. This appearance is especially notable in that it’s the first time I’ve ever said cock in an interview. [1]
1. Not counting job interviews.
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