I think this is a good way to say no after the good ending.

I have extreme doubts about the necessity or interest in acquiring all of the necessary trademark requirements. However in this day in age, you could see an interest in a start up trying to pick up the rights to what they can so their options are not limited down the road.

I'm somewhat sure that when they connected all the victims together it was the specifics of being drilled in the head with damage due to the cold. From that you could estimate that the blue tubes were filled with a coolant.

All great ideas, one day to be detailed in some bastard executives auto-biography.

You would hope that will all the other special editions of the series they might throw in something sweet. Like the bonuses from the "good" cuts of MGS 2 and 3. Such as the cut scene viewer.

Or it could be the bastard son, held back by hardware details.

Nope, just MGS4. The initial reason why MGS3 was a PS2 exclusive could likely be driven by difficulties with the game engine.

"Hey Japan, were gonna release a game where a natural disaster killed off X million people. You cool with that?"

Unfortunately comics seem to be heading up to another renascence.

Gonna note this, but when GoW2 launched the PS3 still had BC. As such, the developers took advantage of this and included a code to make it run more efficiently based off of the hardware.

Orange doesn't count, its a shit flavor.

If the game is anything like it was years ago it will likely be the bowman walking away disappointed.

Sounds moderately amusing, gonna have to look at the community again.

So wait, is it better or worse then what Gatchapon was?

If its anything like WKC1, there is a ton of grinding followed by a jump in difficulty.

Accessibility, marketing and social media.

Because the blue/green guy tested better?

Get it right, Insomniac moved on and developed a new property with Sony.

Been meaning to catch Young Justice, but have been catching up on Thundercats and Scooby Doo recently. Both excellent shows taking the concepts partially failed and making them awesome.

Blame Telltale games, almost all their episodic games are separate applications. Ten to one to save money on fees for the patches that would be required as they finish development.