I never realized how lucky I was to grow up in Central VA...well, lucky I was close to both Kings Dominion and Busch Gardens Williamsburg. Some of those states have nothing! Delaware's entry is the Rehoboth Funland? Jesus.

Makes sense. Imagine if we had digital marketplaces on PS4 or XB1. We're obviously a long way off considering the market structure today, but it would be nice to have competition in every corner.

It won't be the same of course, but I'm hoping it will be enjoyable (outside of the "what have they done to my baby" effect). Leslie Jones, however, is one of the least funny people I've seen on television. I don't understand how she works in comedy at all.

Recent graduate, shipped off to Montana for a month, now I'm back in the Mid-Atlantic and looking for work. Ramen and rice for everyone! Actually, sorry, I need all of that ramen and rice to make it through the month. Weighing my options and waiting on a phone call.

Agreed. While I loved The Wolf Among Us, these phones have the capability to deliver more than a play-along mystery story. I can't help but get the impression that what we consider mobile gaming is just not profitable enough to invest in...especially with the success of Zynga apps and the like.

The gaming industry is finally coming into its own. More players are entering the market and more systems are being developed to deliver content than at any time before - not to mention the content itself. As excited as I am to see where the industry ends up in 10 years, I am worried about the effects of capitalism. We are enjoying a period of relative dev "freedom," and I hope that developers of all sizes are allowed to continue to pursue new ideas and create original games without the influence of some yet unseen "regulatory practice."