That's because, in the past, Capcom had to use sprites, and designing alt-costumes for sprites just wasn't feasible. By the time Street Fighter IV came out, though, Alternate Costumes weren't just an "extra feature", that were expected parts of the game. The fact that Capcom makes them and includes them on the Disc…

Right? Not only do they have the audacity to sell us On-Disc Costumes, but for a re-release of a game less than a year old!

The issue is that, had the *ALREADY ON-DISC* content be made available, it would be that much better. Considering that purchasing the game New is essentially your way of helping cover its development costs, it comes across as very dishonest with they charge for On-Disc Content.

Bullshit, Epic. If it had anything to do with new games, then you'd include a goddamn download-voucher with every new copy, just like everyone else.

Thank God I saw your post! I had no idea about a Zelda 3DS, that thing is beautiful! I had intended to just wait on a 3DS until the next iteration, but I think I have to have that thing (shame it's Black instead of Silver, though).

Am I the only person who, aside from the Joker, hated The Dark Knight? Seeing the transformation of Two-face was sort of interesting, but the ending just came way too abruptly, instead of letting it stew for a proper sequel.

I'm a huge animal-lover, and I'm one of the few people I know that probably thinks animal cruelty should have way harsher penalties than it currently does (maybe no as much as towards a fellow human, but still harsher).

Hmm, I had intended on picking this up for 360 (assuming I ever find a bloody job >_<), but I am curious of the PC version. Granted, Morrowind was lot a wholly different, better game on the PC, but I'm a little worried whether or not I have the specs to handle Skyrim on PC.

You know what?

Bethesda, I only ask for three things from your DLC.

It honestly seems like a great idea, to me. Although, I might suggest maybe each character might include a voucher to download a level or two themed around them?

Admittedly, that's actually pretty cool. I think most of the Activision hate comes from Bobby Kotick, who for all intents and purposed seems almost like a saturday-morning cartoon villain. It's almost as if he *hates* video games, beyond the money they can provide him. It's just... do we really want someone like that…

/High-five!

That... actually looks awesome as hell. I'm glad to see them finally make the jump and having a *character* to represent the character, rather than some faceless entity.

Epic Games... you're one of my favorite devs, and today you have made me a saaaaaaad panda. I'm starting to think one of the best parts of gaming culture — unlocking "secret" content — may well become extinct this generation, and I can't help but feel like all this "disc-locked content" is sucking all of the fun and…

I think it's more of a tell-tale sign of who and what the character is. "John" isn't going to have a massive conflict of personality. "Jack" isn't going to dabble with and succumb to the dark side of his personality. No, they're just the "everyman", and will either "go out with a bang", or "live happily ever after".

I'll admit, I *HATE* with devs go with "normal" names, in that they tend to go for something generic and boring. If I have to play another "John" or "Jack", I'm going to..... I dunno, I guess stop playing that particular game.

Good lord, that video is shameful. I get spanking a kid with a belt — I'll admit, I think spanking a kid is better punishment that grounding them, if it's something big (like the girl dropping out).

I do think it's worth mentioning that, when it comes to Fighters, it's actually very important to have over-the-top, over-sexualized characters, simply because there is no narrative, it's important to get a feel to the character at a glance. It's not like Ryu and Sagat aren't some major eye-candy, even if not every…

I know that it probably speaks ill of me as a human-being... but god, I can't wait to play this game!!!