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I am not putting down Skyline nor Gold Star. I mean every time I visit Cinci, I have to eat at either establishment for every meal, at least. But the best place for Greek-style chili is Acropolis Chili on Calhoun St. Try it.

Wombat makes several cogent hypotheses, interpretations, and conclusions concerning the success of any particular console or game, and I despair at such conjecture; not because I suspect Wombat of being an idiot (though being an alumnus of UPitt, one does wonder. Tessaro's and Church Brew Works...

I meant to say "I am NOT suggesting that IP copyright automatically extend forever." Regardless, as for the movie industry being crippled... boo hoo. There are greater tragedies in this world. I guess they will have to create new ideas as opposed to reusing the same ones over and over. Now...

Copyright for IP like cartoon characters are TOTALLY different that patents on products. Having Mickey Mouse in the public domain does not benefit civilization in any way, in my opinion. While an invention (ie drugs) very MUCH need to be public domain after their set amount of time. I am...

Your so quick to use 1984 as aguement. There should be a Godwin's Law for 1984 as well where you automatically lose the arguement if you bring it up. I never said backups were...ahem... "bullshit". I make back ups, and I know they are permissible. Your bringing them up with provocation...

It's only worth less to you. When you buy a game or a movie you don't own the content. Sure you CAN do anything you want with it, but laws are in place to prevent you from copying it or altering it or distributing it. Physical packaging is merely an illusion tricking you into thinking you own...

While not explicitly stated, Bionic Commando: Rearmed is a shiny new repackaging of a classic NES game of the same name. And the controls were fiddly back then too. Concerning pricing of games: I think that using time to complete a game is a very flawed measurement of value. I am sure I am...

Furthermore, "Kill the Wabbit" is actually "Ride of the Valkyries" by Richard Wagner. Now, if this is still unfamiliar, and you are looking for another pop-culture reference, this piece was used in Apocalypse Now.