If it takes anything away from the potential of the game then I'd rather use a traditional controller. I'm not much for the controller variations going around now. Under most circumstances I don't find the wiimote any more fun than a normal controller, and when I do it is only marginally. I prefer a game be improved…

Hopefully all three will stop listening to Greenpeace and every other "green" advocate. I want two things out of my products. High quality and low price, and that is what companies should focus on. These people went into business to make games or make game packaging or whatever else, not to save the environment, if it…

@ValentineMocker:

@holmleyvisage:

@mintycrys is HOT for Bayonetta:

@WhiteMåge is in fact a boy, damnit:

I assume I'm alone in this sentiment, but Lady Gaga is probably the most attractive woman I've ever seen. I don't just mean her body either. Hot bodies are a dime a dozen; it's the face that has to be attractive, and hers is ravishing. I'd call it unconventional beauty, but everyone knows that is just a euphemism for…

@NewSpecies:

If I were a game designer, I'd fill up that extra space with anything I could just to give the product more value. If I exhausted behind-the-scenes content, I'd just start reading copyright-lacking novels into a camera and give the player a few video/audiobooks to round out the game.

I would love another Wind Waker. Blasphemous as it is, Wind Waker is my favorite Zelda game, and to add to the insult, I did not think Ocarina was that good. I liked the colorful vibrancy and liveliness of Wind Waker, plus I enjoyed the sailing and islands. Really, a boorish land-trek through painfully realistically…

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@billysan:

Do not think of this as a polemic for attention. It is not, except insofar as it is a subject that will hopefully inspire replies. I am not, however, taking any harder a line than I really feel in order to "bait" people into discussion.

@No Star is the New Star:

@Koztah:

@Female Orca:

@Female Orca:

I don't understand how a game that is art, we'll take Shadow of the Colossus since most everyone seems to agree that it is, can be both subjectively and universally lauded. If people are bringing their own meaning to the game, then why are any art games liked above any others? I can understand if people all have some…

@A Pimp Named DaveR:

Credits should not be an afterthought, first of all. Morally the right people should be credited; they did their work and they deserve credit, though they should not care about it beyond its pragmatic use as proof to potential future employers. Legally it should be prohibited to credit someone in the wrong position.…