I imagine they'd question your or anyone else's suggestion that what you just said is in any way a "fact". Even the despicable origin of the allegations has backed away from them, and the idea of her faking anything is still merely speculative. Considering the rest of the response, it's a bit incredulous to suggest…

It's their opinion, and just because something is free doesn't mean it doesn't suck. And telling someone who's job is to critique and analyze games to not over think seems a bit ridiculous. They literally get paid to think about games (amongst other things).

Depends on the dev.

"As for the overseas markets, our local subsidiaries will separately confirm. However, there will be no U.S. and European launches this calendar year."

Nintendo also confirmed, by way of a helpful comparison chart, that the New 3DS will play DS games too.

And they're all right-side-up when you're playing!

Or they have no idea parental controls exist.

My nephew will LOVE this.

It's 30 cents... I think someone has hit a new low and it's not Nintendo.

A new low? Really?

I predict people freaking out over this, but it's not really a big deal.

See this is what I'm hating..someone quickly has to jump in and fight about something...

Crimson Dragon...again...Yaay...

Her defenders, at the time, remind me of the same people who attack and deride her.

I think the overall message of the essay that I linked to here is that we need to stop polarizing the debate in exactly the way that you're identifying. He's not saying that all people who disagree with her are reprehensible people. Rather, he's lamenting the fact that genuine disagreement and dissent is difficult to…

If a blue shell really makes you lose, the you are not good

I feel like half of the fun of the Mario Kart series is screaming at the screen - especially when you're playing side-by-side with someone.

The sad thing to me is that even with all of these games, the Vita still feels like it's on life support. These games just don't have the kind of staying power to keep the system relevant, and that's been the Vita's curse for nigh-on a year now: it's getting games, but they're all either playable on another platform…

It's more distressing to me to see how casually they seemed to have accepted this content exclusivity deal, regardless of how much of it was up to Sony/Activision.