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Think about getting an agent? There's a reason they exist in the literary market, it is intense to be a writer and your own agent. Also, your book title could use a tweak, assuming it is called "Vulgarity for the Masses", it could be more eye-grabbing on a (virtual)shelf

Cowboy Bebop anyone? :3 And I'm a dub elitist (not really, but do prefer dubs to subs, they've come a long way.)

Check out Borderlands. Its a FPS that does a great amount of innovating on a classic formula. Anyway laws like this won't get through, its just people scapegoating their children's behaviors.

Whats the point of rushing to buy it? Why not wait for a price drop or a reiteration of the system that works out a few of its kinks. I don't know. It just seems really silly to buy a 250 dollar handheld system that will receive a revision sooner than later.

Whiner? What is this grade school?

Proto, no. Don't be more typical. I love Pendulum and this hits the spot very well. It is different than your usual style, but I see it more as a welcome change than a negative one.

I am not disagreeing with you, but you really shouldn't compare a fighting game to music. Anyone in the world can appreciate ones musical prowess, not everyone can appreciate someone who has spent an intense amount of training mode. Fighting games age and expire. Musical talent does not.

Tales of Vesperia. Doesn't need an explanation, just play it.

Had this mix on my ipod for a week and finally got a chance to hear it, amazing! Anyone know how to track down some of these artists other works? There's a lot of solid talent on here.

Reuben Kee was an amazing Pianist in all regards. What do you mean R.I.P?

^ Injin, are you serious? Lost Odyssey is atrocious when it comes to its storytelling, minus the amazing dreams the main protagnist has. The actual story is told as if it was put together by a 5 year old, does it get better? Cause I am 5 hours into the game and I had to walk away, figuring I could just look up the dreams on a FAQ and read them there.

Don't have a period over his head. But ya, the online play is a bit ridiculous.

For anyone who said they have a strong fondness for Miyazaki's earlier works. I don't know. I find myself holding Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away, and Howl's Moving Castle as his best works, and they were also his last three to be released on US soil. Not say I am not fond of his other works, but those to me were the pinnacle of his work. Of course, the only one I've yet to see is Nausicaa, so I don't count that in my judging.

I think he's making a joke.

Its cute how you all think this really changes anything with the Wii. It's still going to be a system that is selling more on a gimmick than innovation. With that said, I can't wait to see what the 360 does with it.