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Felicia Day, the incredibly adorable star of the web sitcom “The Guild” and “Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog” has some important tips for men trying to find romance in the World of Warcraft.
Yes, you read that correctly. Some enterprising folks have put together a Warcraft social networking site with the specific purpose, as they put it, of “Provide[ing]a simple and intuitive website which assists and facilitates the building of relationships between World of Warcraft enthusiasts.” Now given the name of the site, one would assume that these “relationships” are meant to be romantic in nature although whether they are meant to be real life or in-game dates is unclear. Maybe both? I just wonder if they’ll be able to drag people away from the game long enough to actually go on dates.
Some of you may own multiple consoles. Some of you, just one. And other of you are really, really into board games. But what do consoles say about their owners? A panel of pundits offers up profound and deep insights about game hardware. Insights like:
Q: What does a PlayStation reveal about a dude? “The PlayStation 3 may indicate that the user is any “early-adopter,” someone who likes to be the first on the block to have things. Owning the PS3 may also send the message that the person may have deep pockets.”
HOLY SHIT. My mind? Blown. More dimestore Freud after the jump.
Our panelists include: NY-based psychologist Carl Arinoldo, DeVry University’s Ed Magnin, online gaming network CEO Ted Owen and GameTrailers.com’s Shane Satterfield. More »
