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Headline News, but Not.
If You Draw It, They Will Come. Probably.
Much love goes out to Fnor, for he is hard at work at creating a new header
graphic for our beloved site -- which is still in the building process.
Meanwhile, I'm working on content and planning how the site will expand,
especially with GameCube launch less than half a year away.

And for those interested in the state of the site, I'll be adding some actual
sections as soon as we have more content (from me). We've added a staffer
named Chris Holte. For now though, we'll stick to this UK Resistance-esque
layout cause I'm lazy.

Luigi Scared Sh*tless...
One of the many games unveiled at E3 this year from Nintendo was Luigi's
Mansion. Luigi's Mansion, a title headed by none other than Shigeru
Miyamoto, boasts high-quality graphics and fun gameplay. Viewers spoke of a
tale of epic proportions, a crossover of the Mushroom Kingdom and Resident
Evil. Something that would make John Romero crap his pants.

"I've never played a Nintendo game so sophisticated and so evil," said one E3-
goer who will remain unknown and possibly doesn't exist.

Can Luigi thwart the ghosts' attempts to rid him of any dignity? We'll find out
soon, in the launch title that features mature themes never seen before.
12-Year-Old Dies After Argument Over Expensive
Game. Moral of the Story -- Don't Piss Off Parents.
A boy fell from the 18th floor (ouch!) of his apartment building shortly after an
argument with his father over a Game Boy cartridge. Apparently, the boy admitted
to spending $100 of his $250 monthly lunch allowance on the game. Then he
died. That's odd. The boy was found on the first floor podium after a neighbor
heard a noise that sound suspiciously like THWOPSQUISH!

I won't draw any conclusions, since I'm am the most unbiased source of news on
the Internet (the father did it, you f*cking detectives), so I'll leave it to you do-it-
yourself inspectors to close the case. But if you asked me, I think only one person
could've commited such a crime -- ALF.