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@NightMystic: We often forget that there's a veritable smorgasbord of ethnicities and colors across central Asia. When the blue-eyed, towheaded, sunburned T.E. Lawrence (of Arabia) was galloping across the Near East, he was able to pass pretty convincingly as a Circassian.

XBL and now maybe PSN. Truly there is no free lunch, huh?

Congratulations, Don Crecente. May your first child be a gaming child.

@Mujah: Valid point. However, I still think RDR will blow everything else in May out of the water.

I've grown up with the Prince of Persia series and loved them, especially Sands of Time and the '08 reboot. I'll probably pick this one up sooner or later too, but May 18 is pretty much gonna be National Red Dead Redemption Day. Anything else is will probably have a hard time competing against that.

CONGRATULATION A VIEWER IS YOU

@Karljohan Pettersen: Much the same with me. Pirates! Gold was one of my first computer games. I always wanted to get the Genesis version, but never did (except on a ROM, but you didn't hear that). Once I got a 360 the first thing I did was comb through the used game stores until I got a Xbox copy. Now if I ever get a

Apparently Xià Dá is Chinese for "Jade Raymond."

@tslothrop: Kotick is the Brute Squad!

@Menolly aka Robyn: Since she has two houses (in London!) already, she's certainly not hurtin' for material assets either. Perhaps it's just the romantic in me, but I hope those crazy kids will make it.

I might buy the game just so I can sack the tar out of that bastard over and over again.

I'm so looking forward to this.

As (thump) you (grunt) wish (bump)!

For me, the last great "traditional" Disney movies are Mulan and Hercules. Lilo and Stitch and the Emperor's New Groove aren't "traditionally" Disney, but both are also excellent. It's actually a pretty interesting story about how much Emperor's New Groove changed over the course of its production.

@lonkley: Do they think a bunch of F.N.G.s are gonna fix this?

@TheReij: Aha, right you are. The subtitles were en français. Thanks for the catch.

A few years back when I was visiting my uncle in France we saw the movie "Ghost World," which was in the original English and dubbed in French. I noticed that I was laughing about a second before most everybody else in the theater since they were reading the subtitles. So, bonus for me.

Oh man, I hope so.

But where is the Grey Poupon?