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Ask a Dork: Oculus Rift and Project Morpheus
With the recent news and announcements surrounding the Oculus Rift and Project Morpheus, what are your thoughts on the future of VR? Also, how do you feel that the push…
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Ask a Dork: Star Wars Prequels Ruined My Childhood
Has any release ever "ruined your childhood"? Why? How? As easy as it may be to point a finger at the Star Wars prequel trilogy, I’m not going to pull…
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Ask a Dork: Sick & Lazy
“What are some productive things you would recommend a person while sick?” Honestly? You’re going to have to limit your productivity somewhat if you’re sick. The most important thing you…
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Ask a Dork: “Next-Gen Gameplay”
What do you think of the term "next-gen gameplay"? What should or do gamers expect from a generational transition? I think the term is and has always been a piece…
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Ask a Dork: Generation Preservation
How do you think the preservation of this generation is going to go down with servers, patches and DLC going offline or missing? Like a time capsule, we are still…
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Ask a Dork: Content Rating Systems
What are your thoughts on rating systems? Do you think we should establish a universal one or does each entertainment field need its own? In this case, I’m going to…
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Ask a Dork: Buying Nostalgia
What is nostalgia? And what's the difference between "selling on nostalgia" and simply being a continuation/legacy? As adults, many of us face hardship in our daily lives. Jobs are lost,…
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Ask a Dork: Microsoft/Machinima Controversy
With recent news of EA/Microsoft paying certain outlets to remain positive/neutral on their product, do you think this is a bad precedent? And if so, who do you feel holds…
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Ask a Dork: Non-RPG Villains
What are some well-developed villains in games that aren't from RPGs? It’s interesting that you specified villains that aren’t from RPGs. That makes this question a challenging one to…
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Ask a Dork: Winning in a Fight
Why do we find discussions about "Who's stronger" or "Who will win in a fight" so fascinating? That’s an interesting question. Since the days of the playground, little boys everywhere…