"But also, you can just tell that everybody's run out of enthusiasm for these films. Except maybe Lucas"

The accent on Cammy was painful. "Corntest". :s

"They can remove guns and similar from the Xbox Live Marketplace but tattoos are A-OK?"

Not sure that applies to everything - especially consumer technology. Can you imagine someone buying a phone that simply does calls and texts and nothing else these days?

"Because [Kinect has] been out for over a year now and there still aren't any proper games for it beyond cheap kids titles and party games."

The building used for the new Wayne Manor is Dark Knight Rises is in a park 5 mins from my office in Nottingham, UK. That'll be odd to see.

"what the heck is Galadriel doing there?"

They've said from the outset they’ll be adding events from the appendices and other Tolkein notes that fit into the timeline. These are 'canonical' events in the right places in the story, just ones that didn't appear in The Hobbit.

Eurogamer have confirmed that the BBC app will indeed be available to Silver as well as Gold in the UK.

The correct line from Loki is "There are secret PATHS between the worlds, to which even you with all your gifts are blind". Not "POWERS" as quoted. I'm guessing it's an error in transciption from MTV, rather than Hiddleston getting his own line wrong.

Seems odd that a link calling the slidepad "uncomfortable" links to an article which says it's perfectly serviceable.

"For folks who haven't snatched up the now-cheaper 3DS, Resident Evil Revelations will also be coming out for the Nintendo DS systems, too."

The accent Astin was doing for Sam was Somerset, not "Oirish". And he hit it 99% perfectly of the time.

Yup. CoE does.

No - it's third person.

Re: Thumbstick - exactly. It's more on a par with the DS guitar hero peripheral controller.

The Avengers poster is fanmade. It has Norton (rather than Ruffalo) on it.

Dwayne is half African-American, half Samoan.

He's not very British. He has lived in the USA since he was 1 year old, and has dual citizenship. As a Brit, I'm happy for you guys to have him. ;)

Almost all Olympic level archers wear a small armguard similar to the one on the poster. Skill levels have nothing to do with whether one wears one.