This movie changed me forever.
(Source: nodayztodaze)
We have Denim! (Taken with instagram)
I’m actually supportive of this idea. I can’t see it taking off at a college, though. Those quarters are for laundry.
We had one of these at my elementary school, so I just got a huge rush of nostalgia.
Whoa, nostalgia tidal wave.
A photo of mine, from the Space Needle, on our day off.
90WPM speaks to a problem we all have.
I’ve begun doing something new when I meet with someone one-on-one. Whenever I remember, I put my phone into airplane mode.
My new standard of cool: when I’m hanging out with you, I never see your phone ever ever ever.
— Scott Simpson (@scottsimpson) June 17, 2010Airplane mode is that…
First shot. (Taken with Instagram at Delicatus)
Tim Rogers on Skyward Sword
Seriously, this man is the best writer we have critiquing video games.
“Here’s where I point out that the opening of The Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past saw the player defenseless for a total of two minutes before he met his dying uncle in a sewer, earned a sword and shield, and was then embroiled thick in the middle of a fast-paced, compellingly designed dungeon which, with not a moment’s tutorializing, somehow managed to teach the player the basics of movement, combat, puzzle-solving, and the overarching plot themes in less than fifteen minutes. Why can’t the games start like that, anymore? Seriously, where did that go?”
