Brian O

You have a projectile dysfunction? There's a pill for that.

LOL

Did Michael J Fox take this photo?

It's official...there's nothing left to see in the Internet.

PM sent!

Love it!

Looks good!

Not stylized, but it's a background. -B

Donkey Khaaaaaaaaaaan!

Nice.

What the hell is wrong with you? Is it too much trouble to voice your opinion while being polite? Folks like you are what the scene does not need. -B

I was just playing. This game is a lot of fun. A cool addition, if you made a sequel, would be to have a gun power bar that depletes as you fire. When you stop firing it recharges. This would make you think twice about just holding the fire button down. One other thing would be to have a random zomnie appear every know and then that requires a head shot to kill. Regardless, the game is pretty cool. nice job. -B

I like this a lot. In my opinion, it needs: - A score or timer - Additional bad guys or obstacles (maybe the game can be divided into sections, and each section have a boss?) Looking good so far, though -B

This is fantastic.

Thanks so much for buying a copy, PFL! Glad you enjoyed it. I think given my musical skills, or lack thereof, I may leave the sing along album to someone else! -B

There's some things the world does not need. Dragon's Lair on the 2600 is one of them. -B

Pretty funny: http://kotaku.com/this-comedian-thinks-video-games-are-done-922853262 -B

Hi everyone, Blip the Bit: And His Adventures in Retroville is now on sale! Between now and midnight on Friday (7/19), get 20% OFF your purchase. Just use coupon code SOCIUS at checkout. You can order here Thanks for your support! -B

My daughter and I visited a children's hospital in NJ today to read "Blip The Bit" to some of the kids there. The kids really liked the book, and some even recognized some of the video game characters referenced (especially the barrel-throwing ape). It was a very humbling experience for my daughter and I, but it felt good to know that my book brought some happiness (even if it was, in some cases, temporary) to the kids. At the risk of sounding like a St. Jude's commercial -- if you have young healthy kids, give them a hug and be thankful for all of the little things we tend to take for granted. -B

That joke killed on NintendoAge.com...