Chain Chomp Bean Bag.

So whatever makes it into the top 10 is crap regardless of medium?

i know that activision isn't a a big monolithic empire they are just evil company that sold their souls and any good ip they may have had i haven't boughten a new activision game in 2 years and i wont start  now

I decided to get LP2 again and actually finish it. I wish it was more like Monster Hunter, it's a bit shallow and weird as it is. Great graphics though, and there are some pretty sweet moments.

Witcher $4.99 at GoG:

"The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director’s Cut, the highly acclaimed RPG by CD Projekt RED, will come to GOG’s storefront with tons of exclusive free goodies on May 10th for a regular price of $9.99–but GOG.com is offering a special discount in commemoration of The Witcher 2 coming to GOG. The game will be available at a 50% discount from May 10 until May 24, and will cost only $4.99! The Witcher is an action RPG based on books by popular Polish fantasy author Andrzej Sapkowski. The player takes the role of Geralt of Rivia, the witcher (a professional monster slayer). The game received more than 100 awards including RPG of the Year from GameSpot, IGN, PC Gamer, and GameSpy. In short it’s a must have for all RPG fans."

Yep it worked.  First time I've been to Kotaku since they changed format -- what the hell have they done over there?  I had to turn off my script blocker like 8 times to get anything other than the logo to show up.

But still, yes, that direct link worked.

  I thought Soaps never got cancelled?

"Two classic ABC soap operas will soon meet their demise: "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" will air their final episodes in September 2011 and January 2012, respectively, leaving only "General Hospital" to survive them. No word yet on whether they'll rise from the dead, like "One Life to Live"'s Elijah Clarke, after being snuffed out."

Not at all. Soap operas as a matter of fact have been getting cut left and right over the past couple years. There's only like 6 left on tv right now, and by next year probably just 4. The audience that watched them for so long has pretty much died.

This isn't interesting to anyone but me probably, but I've followed Planet Moon for years now, so since their slowly evolving (but no yet complete) demise it's nice to see one of the core people being hired.  Even if it is to make casual games:

"Electronic Arts-owned social game developer Playfish (Pet Society) announced its hiring of Aaron Loeb, previously the chief executive at Planet Moon Studios, as the new general manager of its San Francisco branch. Loeb has nearly 10 years of experience working in the games industry at Planet Moon, joining the developer in 2001 as a producer, then rising up the ranks to COO and eventually CEO."

Whenever I contacted them they were always nice (and the e-mail was always from one of the executives or developers).

They made Citizens Giant Kabuto, Armed and Dangerous, INFECTED, Battle of the Bands (Still worth getting) and the Drawn to Life Wii game.

$8.19 at amazon: