Hmm... I love Gravity Falls, but this isn't guaranteed to be good. The gameplay looks pretty standard, I think what will make-or-break it is the writing. If it plays out like an episode of the show, I think it will be worth it.

I have a Pandora station that plays me a mix of Gorillaz, Parov Stelar, Moby, Goldfish, and some miscellaneous electro/house stuff. Basically I told it a few of my favorite bands and then added more as I was introduced to/reminded of more, so now Pandora has a pretty good idea of what I like.

Aww man, this sounds awesome. Now if only I had someone to play it with... ;_; If anybody knows any reliable ways to find local tabletop groups, that would be greatly appreciated.

Interesting read. I'm always up for the idea of games being used as teaching tools Plus, the fact that that they can control the games with their mind. I know that kind of stuff has been around for a while, but it's nice to hear that it's still being worked on and hasn't just been dropped.

...although it does bother me that the author called it a "first person shooter" right after describing it as being in third person.