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college saga - the opposite of machinima

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  1. A tad lengthy... but that seriously kicked ass. Makes me pine for some early phantasy star.... sniff.

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  2. That was pretty much my reaction as well. "That's really smart! ...But long!"

    I especially liked the NPCs saying the same stuff; you keep hoping there will be something new. I am getting the same thing going on in Dead Rising right now; I keep trying to hit Jessica up for a date, but she's only got the one line response.

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  3. I have not played Dead Rising, but I've watched it plenty and I can imagine what you're referring to.

    Speaking of tracking games played, you should add your XBL tag widget to the right side. Unless there's an anonymity issue, of course...

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  4. You're right. I'll do it either here or in my LJ's userinfo. Thanks for the reminder.

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  5. If you figure out how to put it in your userinfo, let me know. I put it in the Bio section and it failed to appear - I think LJ doesn't want to allow the iframe tag.

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  6. In the LiveJournal community "gamers" there are some people who have managed this pretty handily through a separate service: MyGamerCard.net - I have updated mine accordingly.

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