oh, if only I could stay awhile; but what am I afraid of?
Penny Arcade followed up their contentious post on buying used video games last week with another post on Friday: People who buy used games are not pirates, by definition. Used games (used everything, really) are and will continue to be a legal and protected form of commerce. Other industries have done what they can to [...]
teach your parents well; their children’s hell will slowly go by
Twenty years ago: I’m in the basement of the Coldheart family home in Cockeysville, MD. It’s warm and sticky outside, but the furnished basement has an insulated chill to it. I’m trekking through the Tower of Babil in Final Fantasy IV (released in the states as “Final Fantasy 2″). My party’s grinding levels so I [...]
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