RPharazonius commented on Sam's Club Will Swap RRoD'd 360s, Refund Difference if Necessary

"I bought my 360 about 3000km away."

RPharazonius commented on Crayon Physics Pre-Orders Come To Life

"@phnord: I am kind of in the same boat."

RPharazonius commented on How'd You Like Your Game Ending to Be DLC?

"Maybe making it $10 or $15 would be reasonable. In my experience, the games that I've rented and actually beat are the ones that I eventually bought. I support this, with a cheaper unlocking fee. But let's just hope that the "unlocking code" included in the retail version won't be nonexistent was it was with the Call of Duty 4 Game of the Year edition."

RPharazonius commented on Apparently, I'm Buying A Snoopy Game

"Is this... Is this Ace Combat combined with Banjo-Kazooie combined with some sort of weird mix of Warhawk? I can get behind this."

RPharazonius commented on 99 Bricks Is The Addictive Spawn Of Tetris, World of Goo

"One of the funnest little browser games I've ever played. I will come back to it later, to caress it, coddle it, make sweet sweet love to it. But for now, I shall content myself with coursework."

RPharazonius commented on Playing With Yourself Feels Good, Doesn't It?

"I have played over 350 hours of Vanilla Oblivion on the Xbox 360. Masochist, or dedicated? You choose."

RPharazonius commented on So, How Much Faster Do 360 Games Load After An Install?

"I do not like this little video service thing. First, the video is limited to US-only. Second, they show the commercial to non-US internet users anyways. Third, the commercial is about a US restaurant. Seriously, what the fuck."

RPharazonius commented on This Is What Those Guys Were Watching

"I won again. Happy times have come again."

RPharazonius commented on Spore Fans Threatened With Banhammer Over DRM Talk

"I tipped this in about 30 or so minutes ago. I feel like a superfluous happy camper because I contributed to Kotaku."

RPharazonius commented on Steam DRM Vs Spore DRM

"The difference between Steam and SecuROM is that one is a computer-wrecking cybernanny, and the other is a digital content delivery device. For example, I just spent the past week searching for IL-2 Sturmovik 1946."