You know, aside from labeling him as "the most famous video game developer in the world", I actually thought it was a really well-done, respectful piece. There were no jabs, the guy interviewing him didn't ask stupid questions... overall, worth a watch.

I'm gonna be honest; I really don't see the draw to "dark" and "edgy" comic-book characters,

It's not so much a symptom of a problem, so much as just a carry-over of a relatively recent past. There is simply no denying that, in the 80's and early 90's, girls were an extreme minority in the Gaming world. There are a billion different reasons you could attribute this to, but it is what it is.

Yeah, I noticed that as well. Kinda curious what direction they go with under that "mask", although some have speculated that maybe it's just a mask of his actual face, to prevent any possible damage coming to his real face (kind of like Vega/Claw from Street Fighter, but high-tech).

Man, that thing looks absolutely swank. Purple is my favorite color anyways, and Majora's Mask is easily in my Top 3 games in the series (Wind Waker and Link to the Past are my others, not sure which order I would place them, however).

True, but the platforms themselves just don't seem terribly interesting. At that point, you really just have a jump-button for the sake of having a jump-button. That's not to say the game doesn't look like fun, but it just seems rather bare-bones; like something is just... "missing".

Ah, I hadn't heard anything about that! Good to hear, it definitely lifts my hopes for this game. :)

But, isn't environmental damage what makes stages more distinct? It's not like it's really "random" once you know the levels (aside from something like Wario Inc. in Brawl), and just serves as an extra facet in the gameplay.

They definitely need to incorporate bottomless pits and other environmental hazards to "kill" you. Plus, like he says, more indication of who's winning and losing. Also, perhaps it's worth considering the addition of "items" like Smash Bros (though it's not a make-or-break suggestions).

hmm, is there a way to give coins to another person?

On a slightly different note, is anyone else deathly afraid that the absolutely ADORABLE creature in The Last Guardian is going to wind up getting hurt or dying? Because seriously, that thing is just so lovable it makes me wanna cry!

Well, I can't train your children to be deadly assassins, but I could train them to become overly sarcastic assholes, if that helps any?

Well, I can't train your children to be deadly assassins, but I could train them to become overly sarcastic assholes, if that helps any?

Well, I can't train your children to be deadly assassins, but I could train them to become overly sarcastic assholes, if that helps any?

Actually, I quite like the neon-green color. It's unusual, sure, but it's definitely eye-catching. Baby-blue, though, just seems... I dunno, I guess like the other poster said; something you would just walk right past in the Child-section of a store.

Totally agreed; considering the Wii U is supposed to be the system for "hardcore gamers", it seems a poor choice of color-scheme. It looks especially laughable on the more serious-looking titles, like Assassin's Creed 3.

Ahh, good choice! Although, did any Jet Set Radio game actually appear on a Nintendo console?

Well, it could be fun to see Pac-Man, I suppose, as long as he isn't the creepy-looking "humanoid" Pac-Man.

Found that odd, myself. Can't imagine why they would restrict the race people would obviously want to play the most.

Anyone else find it odd that Kratos is shown using those ridiculous-looking fist-weapons from the third game, instead of the Blades of Chaos/Athena, or even the Blade of Olympus? Seems like an awfully strange choice to put as your cover art.