So I’m playing Dragon Age, and I could swear that I’ve played this game four or five times already. What gives? Deja vu, all over again.

Hmm…now that was a cool game, Deja Vu.

One of the hardest things about story telling in games, or just in general is empathy. Trying to make the player care for the character they control or interact with.

With the recent announcement of Dead Space being ported to the Wii console, could it be true that the Wii and Nintendo in general is becoming more mature? Dead Space adds to the (slowly) growing number of mature titles that Nintendo has in there line ups.

Back in the late 80′s there was a thing at Burger King called “Burger Buddies”. I don’t remember how long they lasted, but I know this, they were delicious when I was a kid. Well they are back, I guess in a way.

Television shows, that intrigue you, make you think or just flat out make you laugh, are few and far between. Well there is one show out there that has absolutely captured my attention and I can’t miss an episode. That show is Wipeout.

So I am wondering if he planned this out all the way. Did he not think he was going to slide that far? Did he just not time it right. Or, more sinister like, did he totally do it on purpose to give the world his own sort of Wardrobe Malfunction…