There ARE such things as "leagues" but they are more based on socioeconomic standing than they are on looks or personality.

Chewbacca was named as such because it closely resembles "dog" in russian. There's literally nothing more to it. I have no idea what the point of this article was other than to say that "chew - bakkuh" sounds like a specific japanese phrase.

I didn't want to talk about the arcade releases of SF because that's just WAAY too much of a money sink to compare it to freemium at all. Walk into an arcade for a few hours, drop 10 bucks easy on some Street Fighter, and walk away with nothing to show for it... then do it again next week, and the week after that,…

I would hit that bitch with a Game Genie so hard that she'd be under the impression that I baked 255 cakes after the first dialogue option, then it would warp her to the kitchen level.

I just assumed Joker was flying away because there was a big explosion and he wanted to protect the ship. I never questioned that.

You can roll a normal die onto a Microsoft Surface, and it can sense what number came up with minimal coding — the hardware is standard.

I thought the ending was good, and I never even saw the extended one. I still don't see why people disliked it. Was it really just the palette-swap explosion?

Sorry, didn't mean to rant, and the last line probably came off as offensive, sorry about that too.

I want you to stop what you're doing and come to grips with something. This is going to blow your mind when it clicks with you.

Are you suggesting that freemium games aren't fun inherently? That's weird, because a huge section of the gaming community would disagree with you. What you apparently fail to understand is that people pay money to play these games BECAUSE they are fun. You're acting like people are just walking down the street,…

Yes.

If I never hear GLaDOS again, it would be too soon. Over-used, over-praised, over-done... she's the video-game-equivalent of the Budweiser frogs or "WAZZUP". Please, people — let this go away forever.

"There are studios and developers out there that make groundbreaking games. Then there are competent teams like Treyarch that get the off-year sequels to groundbreaking games." — Wow, do you seriously believe this? Let me explain something... there are two ways to make a memorable game: breakthroughs and innovations.…

"The changes are making the vanilla versions useless to own anymore." — The biggest reason for that is with the new versions of SF4 you're getting way more new characters, stages, moves, balance fixes, and features than you got going from SF2T to SSF2. Simply put, the quality difference between vanilla 4 and SSF4 is…

"I got all the characters and a soundtrack back in the day." — Yes, and back in the day you also paid over $50 for it, not $20.

Back in the day, if you had Street Fighter II and you wanted the four boss characters (that were totally already on the "disk"), you purchased a brand new $50 cartridge. Then they added a "Super" to the title and put in four new characters and charged another $50 for a new cartridge.

Yeah, but then you have to play Skullgirls...

What are you talking about? SFIV has only one character — Ken. Haven't you ever played online?

"Dammit, I can't get any of the moves off. I suck!"

To everybody whining that the game only has 8 characters: