Recent content by Bibliomancer

I've never understood the criticism that Gone Home "isn't a game." You explore an unfamiliar location, collect keys and solve puzzles. It seems like a game to me. I'm sure that the developers could have added combat, or health pick-ups, or padded the game out to 10 hours, or whatever else...

Probably either Trigun or Durarara.

French fries dipped in peanut butter. They taste much better than they sound.

I agree. Interplay formally announced the project in 2006 and said they wanted it released in 2010, last year. If you go to the Fallout Online website though, you see a couple pieces of concept art and nothing else. Where are the gameplay videos, the screenshots or the hard information about...

I'm having trouble picking just one, so here are my top 10 in no particular order: Arcade Fire-The Suburbs Frightened Rabbit- Winter of Mixed Drinks Black Keys - Brothers The National - High Violet Gaslight Anthem - American Slang She & Him - Volume II Vampire Weekend - Contra Bonnie...

Officially midnight and I just cracked open a Pipeline Porter. Yum.

I have some. Elliott Smith - Division Day Ben Kweller- In Other Words Arcade Fire- The Suburbs Jack's Mannequin- The Mixed Tape

I'm finally reading The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. I'm fourteen chapters in and loving it so far.

David Tennant is my personal favorite, but he was the first Doctor I saw episodes for, and supposedly the first Doctor people see is usually their favorite. I do quite like Matt Smith's Doctor though, much more than I thought I would when he was first cast. Steven Moffat was always my favorite...

Reserve me a spot too please. This sounds interesting.

The second one is Doctor Who.

God of War: 14 hp [-1] Kingdom Hearts: 16 hp Silent Hill: 15 hp Resident Evil: 16 hp Super Mario: 15 hp Metal Gear Solid: 15 hp Final Fantasy: 16 hp Sonic the Hedgehog: 14 hp Grand Theft Auto: 12 hp Uncharted: 15 hp Zelda: 16 hp [+1] Red Dead: 16 hp

Reserved.

The second most popular documentary-style supernatural reality show on basic cable, the Mystery Gang follows the exploits of a group of teenage and twenty-something "supernatural investigators." Every week, the group gets in their "Mystery Bus" with some hand-held cameras and "ghost-hunting...