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    I'd always read that Wagyu burgers are a waste of the meat if you put it in a sandwich. Anthony Bourdain has a whole chapter about it in his new book, and he says that a lot of Wagyu ...

    July 7, 2010 - 1:00 PM

  • The A.V. Club At E3 2010: Day 3

    Well put. I think I can speak for John and myself in saying we were both relatively underwhelmed by Zelda based on the Nintendo conference. Having played it for a whopping 10 minutes running around in a hub area, I ...

    June 18, 2010 - 9:53 AM

  • The A.V. Club At E3 2010: Day 3

    @Miotheso Haha. Ironically, as I was waiting in line to try the 3DS, my mind kept flashing on abandoned 3DS displays at Target stores months and months from now, and anyone who wants to being able to just waltz on ...

    June 18, 2010 - 9:43 AM

  • The A.V. Club At E3 2010: Day 3

    @qxan @feitclub Reminiscent of God Of War and unfair as it is to make that comparison, I'm looking forward to this new 3D Castlevania. The demo was pretty nifty, even though there weren't any candles to lay waste ...

    June 18, 2010 - 9:41 AM

  • The A.V. Club At E3 2010: Day 2

    @GhaleonQ : I tried a Lords of Shadow demo on Tuesday, and I have high hopes for it. It's hard not to conjure up comparisons to God Of War, but then that could be said about anything with a battle ...

    June 17, 2010 - 11:04 AM

  • The A.V. Club At E3 2010: Day 2

    I caught a PR-person-guided Naughty Bear demo yesterday (and have the weird Naughty Bear statuette to prove it), and the game looks pretty hilarious. Kinda reminded me of Spy Vs. Spy in a way, but much more cuddlier. Haven't ...

    June 17, 2010 - 11:00 AM

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<b>David Wolinsky</b> (city editor, Chicago, <a href="http://www.twitter.com/davidwolinsky">@davidwolinsky</a>) really has no preference when people ask whether he likes to be called "David" or "Dave." Some construe this as being non-committal, flexible, or merely difficult, while the truth probably lies somewhere between the three. A life-long Chicagoan, his first professional aspirations were to be a game-show host (and he's got the pictures to prove it), though later settled for a position at <i>The A.V. Club</i> and <i>Decider</i>. After graduating from Middle Tennessee State University and an internship at Rolling Stone, he moved back to Chicago, where he enjoys writing about himself in the third person to this day.