Gameology: Commentary and Resources for the Game Studies Community

I downloaded it a couple of weeks ago and have been waiting until I have more time to spend with it before posting my impressions. So far, I'm impressed with it for a variety of reasons, most of those reasons are of the egg-headed "possibilities of interactivity" type. In other words, it does some pretty amazing things computationally, which you might only appreciate if your familiar with its history. I can see how if it were delivered out of context, some gamers would have a hard time knowing what to do with it and might reject it as "boring". I'm interested to hear what you all think, though.