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Cancel AOL by snail mail. That's how I did it about a year ago. It's a much less stressful way to do it, seeing as how they can't really argue with your letter. The address is: America Online PO BOX 17100 Jacksonville, FL 32245-7100 Be sure to include your full name, address, phone number, a...

I'm just playing devil's advocate here, but would you honestly expect them to say anything different? Would you expect a dev to say "Well, we had plenty of time, but we just aren't a talented enough group to put out high quality games"? Of course they are going to point the finger. That's just...

Well, that's not really in dispute. I just find it extremely ironic that a major Hollywood studio like WB is blaring on about quality over marketability. -Matt

Granted, this is the video games division of Warner Bros, but that has to be the funniest damn thing I've ever heard coming from a Hollywood movie studio. -Matt

If you're into rhythm games at all, grab a copy of Parappa the Rapper and Um Jammer Lammy. Lammy in particular is a fantastic (and, unfortuantly, ignored) game that you can get on ebay for only a few bucks. -Matt

A politician flip-flopping on issues? Goodness no! Say it isn't so! -Matt

He didn't hide it? The name was very loudly BLEEPED every time it was spoken. A few pages into the screenplay, it very clearly states something to the effect of, "The Bride's name is hidden by a loud sound effect until the director is ready to reveal it." Yes, technically Bill called her Kiddo...

It had nothing to do with the name not being "cool" enough (although I did think it was kind of a lame name, but I digress). I was expecting something relevant to the movie. You know, some kind of a twist that relates in some way to the rest of the story. I wanted there to be a reason for such...

Personally, I found Vol. 2 to be a far superior movie to the first. I found the first one to be infuriatingly shallow. It had a plot and characters that were given about 5 minutes of thought, a flaw which QT attempted to fix with high production values and 45 minute action scenes. To me it...

Armada was a great (and unappreciated) DC game. It’s sort of a combination of a space shooter and an RPG – basically, if Asteroids got busy with an RPG, Armada would be their freakish love child. It sounds weird, but it's actually a lot of fun, and you can play it with up to four people. -Matt

It was extremely easy for me to cancel - they even provide a simple online cancelation method if you look through their support FAQ. But there may be consequences to over using the offer (or even using it more then once, according to some), so be careful. There are a few discussions about this...

Just snagged a copy for $10 using a $10 gift voucher. Gladius + Skies of Arcadia all in one week = A very happy me. -Matt

While I disagree with your opinion on Mario RPG, you do have a very good point here. -Matt

Its a lot like Mario & Luigi, but without all of the bros. tactics and with a very unique art style. If you liked M&L, you'll like Paper Mario. If you havn't played it, another suggested title would be Mario RPG. Both Paper Mario and Mario & Luigi's gameplay were based on Mario RPG, although in...

TMNT 1 for the NES was rad. It was the only time Konami tried something other then the brawler formula after the success of the first arcade game. You know you liked it, too. Come on, the foot clan drove around in steam rollers! -Matt

Pausing? What do you mean? Like a skipping CD? The game always runs flawlessly on my machine for some strange reason (I expected to have a rediculous number of problems because its so old). -Matt

I always loved how you could shoot thousands of pounds of animal meat, but your little guy could only manage to bring home like 100 pounds. I guess more then one trip to the wagon was unthinkable. -Matt

I was looking for this game a few months ago. I managed to track down The Oregon Trail Deluxe. It seems indentical to the original version, although it's been about 10 years since I last played it, so who knows. Surprisingly, it runs on XP on my computer. I stuck it up on my personal server...

Yeah, Snatcher is incredible, isn't it? It's such a simple game, too. That's one I would love to see updated with modern hardware. I think they may have done this with the Saturn, but they never released the game in America. And yeah, Final Fight CD's voice acting is shamefully bad, but what...

Shame on you. There were some good games on the Sega CD: -Sonic CD. In my opinion, the best and deepest 2D Sonic ever made. -Snatcher. If you've never played this, I urge you to do so right away. This game is reason enough to own a Sega CD. I kid you not. -The sequel to Eternal Champions. Or...