Yep - they're broken thanks to numerical values in them!

If you read our site, you probably realize we agree with them. In fact, that's part of the background behind GamersInfo - a numerical review does not actually TELL you anything.

Ha! Took 'em long enough to realize it. Wonder if they've seen our site...

I've ranted about previews before. In short, one of the things that the discerning reader should remember about any preview is that, in most cases, a site or magazine only gets a preview on the whim of the developer and/or their PR company.

Thus, write a bad preview - giving the game bad press before it's even released to stink on its own - and you're not going to see more previews.

And also thus I was quite amused when reading Games For Windows magazine recently.

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Remember when I talked about sequels? Yeah, of course. That was a great blog, I thought.

Of course their website isn't updated yet, but they do have a nice article about how Fallout fans were reacting to Fallout 3.

Some overlap there - it amused me. Remember: you heard it on GamersInfo.net first!

Lured over to Time magazine online by a story talking about mental health for Mets fans (I'm not a Mets fan, but I find the offer high-larry-ess) I saw another story entitled "A Surge in Cop Killings".

Another coincidence: While reading a gaming magazine this weekend, I read an interview with David Grossman, who has worked on games such as Day of the Tentacle and Sam & Max. There was a line in there about how he has the same name as an anti-video game crusader known as Lt. Col. Dave Grossman.

I hadn't heard of him (or, if I had, I'd forgotten about him, probably thanks to Jack Thompson overload). Then I read that article.

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At least, I think I am. They just don't respect me as a person anymore. It's always sad when a relationship dies.

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