Tim Faulkner
Tim is a 30 year old native of Chicago. Summer is his favorite time of year because it's when all the big movies are out that he and his friends can spend hours talking about and analyzing. His main passion is videogames, he's been slugging away at them since the days of the Atari 2600. Nowadays he can be found on Xbox Live, doing his best to mute near everyone else who uses the service. 
Blogs by this Author
Funerals. I can't stand them. I can understand the reasoning behind them, but every single one I've been to is so endlessly depressing. Again, I understand why, it's hardly a happy occasion. Unless it...
So Diablo 3 was finally announced this weekend and the internet went nuts leading up to this announcement and went critical after it was official. Forums everywhere analyzed the teaser image on Blizza...
When I was growing up, none of my friends really had stable family lives. Parents were either separated, divorced or living together unhappily. By comparison, I had a positively glowing family life. I...
I was reading Devin's article about the new Clone Wars trailer today and I realized that I agreed with him about his feelings towards Star Wars. I haven't paid any attention to the upcoming movie. Hel...
Why do gamers seem to be so afraid or immediately angry at the thought of innovation?Take for example the new Banjo/Kazooie game. On a recent EGM podcast, one of the staff seemed downright pissed off ...
I never really considered myself all that big a fan of multiplayer games. I played them sure, but I was very much more of a single player gamer. I preferred running my hero through the story and setti...
Not literally, though I did pick up The Bourne Conspiracy today for the 360 only to have my system give me the red ring of death on the second level. There were absolutely zero indications something w...
I've been voting ever since I was able to. Sometimes my candidate wins, sometimes they don't, but at least I was sure of what I was doing. Apparently there's a new presidential election coming up, whi...
Last week I saw Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. One thing that really struck me, aside from how much I didn't like it, was how much it felt like a video game. The plot, pacing, cha...
I've got a pretty good stable of friends, most of whom I've known for quite some time now, but I don't keep in touch with anyone from school or old jobs despite how much I may have hung out with them ...
