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Is this a sign of a comeback for the big budget interactive movie games if It's a success? I certainly wouldn't mind that at all. I was playing through Privateer 2 and it's just weird to see so many faces of people you like in the movies in a video game. -Rance-

Heh, The sad realization is that that means I'm ten years older than I was when I first stopped in here. I am always amazed that these folks have the same fire for this universe a decade later. It's also nice to see so many new faces in the community over the last couple of years. I think...

Hey LOAF, I kinda wondered something while I was reading about this adventure of yours (The entire WCnews staff) Have you guys ever been able to meet all of the staff connected to the original wing commander project?

Actually, it was pretty interesting to me to see his name flash under the CNBC news ticker because at first I thought he had some movie deal going down. I just wonder how one fills out an application for a job like that? I also wonder if that means that Hacksaw Jim Duggan will get a long...

It would actually be interesting to see how they'd plan the story itself. I know I have played later sequels of games and been impressed enough by the story that it made me buy all the previous versions of the series. Although my feeling is, it could be a completely new spin on the series that...

It's definitely an interesting trip to take to go back and look at the beginning of my appearances in the fandom in general because nearly all the communities I was a part of as it related to WC are dead except this place. What LOAF Mentions about the Aces club can be almost super-imposed on...

Special thanks to Queeg for compiling both WCIII and WCIV into films. However, this has sparked a few questions a few ChrisReid answered for me earlier, but I have a few long complex ones after watching Price of Freedom. 1. Vegabond alludes to the treatment of Border colonies by the...

I'd have to say that most of what's happened as it relates to me and this particular community has been almost always an accident. In 1996 I was getting ready to go visit my uncle who was getting married and he was a computer buff. He taught me how to play and beat the first ever computer game I...

This is tough for me, I sat here in front of the computer for hours at a time, letting memories flow through my head. What the hell do you say to the only person who's really given you a fair shake every time you stepped in to speak with him? I don't know, I never had a father growing up, I...

Actually they do know enough about the brain to know it works just like most parts of the body, it needs rest. If the brain constantly works non-stop with no rest, it will begin to overload itself with the chemicals that work the body, which is also tired, compensating for exhaustion by...

I don't think LOAF is reading between the lines. You'd have to look at all the stupid crap that Saga has pulled over the last five years. A lie here is a lie in real life. Even if I met Sphynx in real life, I'm pretty sure I would think he, like everyone else that tried to play Saga Rep to the...

I think that both sides in this are right. I do have to mention a few things to the Saga team however. You are fast arriving at the point that your mod, when it's released no one will give a damn. You have spent alot of time talking about your project instead of doing it. You have on a number of...

I wasn't really going to talk about that, but I know the rules commitee meets in march because Mike Holmgren is on that commitee and you know there are going to be serious repercussions for the overall bad officiating throughout the playoffs. I'm not going to be like the average Seahawk fan, I...

I didn't mean the fact that the Seahawks lost. I meant that it didn't really feel like a superbowl game, though, after a short conversation with Jason, I think it was mostly because I was a fan of one of the teams in this one. Normally I root for each team when they have the ball to go and...

This was one superbowl top to bottom that just felt bad all around. Now, I am a seahawks fan, but I'll give pittsburgh their due, they won when it came down to it. I think something else happened though that made me happy. I went out to the store today, everywhere I went people were commenting...

That seems like an odd thing to actually be physically disgusted about. Besides, I don't think that someone actually thinks they're a better person for having watched a team win. A sports fan of any kind lives through the players. Most of them used to dream of playing sports. I used to dream of...

Hehehe, Jim Zorn was a rare guy. He was either really really bad, or really really good. Zorn to Largent baby.

Yeah, if you buy merchindise. Buy tickets, cheer your ass off at the games. You're instrumental in their victory, you provide the money for the owners and the players with the paychecks, without fans, pro sports are just back yard scrimmages and such. They are my team in the sense that alot of...

Since I was seven, I remember being a big seahawks fan. I saw Steve Largent's final game at home in 1989. It means the whole world to the state of washington as a whole. I just remember how agonizing it has been over the last 16 years to never be better than mediocore. I watched the team draft...

Isn't this director also rumored to be making a movie based on Hitman?