@Raziel: Nothing is as imba as the dreaded 2 in Minesweeper.

@colorebel: I don't know, I like having my dominant hand mashing the buttons. I can passably control sticks and pads with my left thumb, but not press buttons with any reliable speed.

@Terry: I can see this being used in a business setting a lot. When your boss sends you an e-mail, there's a reasonable expectation that you should read it.

Final Fantasy VII.

@AttackAllAround: Superstar?

@Victor V.: It's all from the POV of the camera. Since the laser on the left is on the same part of the X axis as the moon, it will always show as vertical. If it was shot from a bit more to the left, you would notice the lines being more parallel.

@worm4real2: Give someone an inch and they'll take a mile. This is the Internet we're talking about here. If they give an explanation with reasons, the creators would just find a way around it and point to the original explanation.

@Michai: Would you use it if it paid you instead?

@CommentatorHatman: I'm only pissed because Obsidian churns out crappy sequels (see: NWN2, KOTOR2)

@deuxhero: Name recognition.

@Saturnine: You're right on that one. GameRankings is a review aggregator, like Metacritic. Funny thing is they're both owned by the same company (CBS).

@Nihilexistentialist: That movie about a princess and a frog? The Princess and the Frog. :P

@I'm leaving a: The way I see it, that's going to happen eventually, Project 10 Dollar or not.

@Herabek: Nah, has to be a Sun chip.

@Welcome Ta Earf!: Mmmmm, Pitfall.

@Koztah: My hometown (~200,000 people) has an upper limit of 6Mbit for consumer cable, and that's paying like $100/month.

@pinshot: 1. PC gamers (best current market for digital) don't count. Console is everything. See: sales numbers

@HowIsYourFlat: The way I see it, publishers are still going to have their profit margins.

@gamegrump: Kotaku readers are not indicative of retail shoppers. The masses are uninformed, don't care, and/or don't trust online shopping.

@ScubaSteve00S: Upselling is the wave of the future.