Rosie spawned twice, so did Retard...

What's wrong about that? Unless someones has an unexplained hate of older games, I don't see a reason not to play JA online. Haven't done it for some time, but it would be refreshing to play some of it again.

 

Forecast of the WoW movie;
Huge turnout. Most of the people who play will go and see the movie, the reason being most of the people who play right now are 12-16 and have hardons for blood elves. All you really need to do is take about 65-75% of the gaming population (pure conjecture) and multiply that number by the average cost of a movie ticket, and you've got your sales. Not to mention how many Sam Raimi fans will flock to the theater. I see this movie easily breaking $100 million, and in a way I think it spells out the end for us all.

 

It's mostly played online by a group of 10 freaks who start spamming a/s/l as soon as you say something even remotely feminine. Well, that's how it was for me last I tried...

And guildwars! The only mmo where grinding is a non-factor. I only ever finished the nightfall campaign, hit level 20 and spent the rest of the time on the wiki trying to figure out what weapons/skills my ranger should have... Never did get the last expansion though, the new one should be interesting. Thanks for giving me an excuse to procrastinate further and not study today.

 

Actually, the average WoW player age has always been in the 20's, with the average being 28ish at launch, and closer to the mid-low 20's now.

One of the reasons that World of Warcraft makes so much money is that it hits that crucial 20-35 male demographic that has disposable income.

 

You're very welcome.

 

What scares me is how easily the ages of 12-16 and 20-28 can be swapped when it comes to this demographic...