It'll kill everything but that.

Still makes it seem as though it was Nintendo responsible for it's development.

It'll be an easier sell when its trailer is attached to whichever big Disney/Dreamworks movie comes out the previous fall.

The idea of him not charging you interest isn't too bad.

Believe it or not, there is a small percentage of parents who believe that they should be told if a game is inappropriate for their kids. Like the MPAA rating system, it can be used as a tool for parents who might wanna know what little Johnny is playing or watching.

It's the concept of a 3rd grader playing something that would be considered nightmare fuel or creepy pasta.

*ugh*

It was sold in one of the clumped bundles of IP's.

They could always explore why the world changed, seeing how the game takes place a long time ago.

All someone has to do is make a game with the same physics and battle design as DC2.

Soul Sacrifice might be close, but Ragnarok was a bit too floaty for my tastes.

My big question is this:

Interesting news, but it's just for PlayStation Mobile.

No quick saves or save state, but you can tap the PS button to pull yourself to the title screen. It effectively pauses the game You can also run a background app with the game, like Near or Wake Up Club.

Eh, not sure if the irony sensor is up and running, but it's Activision that publishes Call of Duty.

Yeah, but it's less "enjoyable" then the first. Still gotta try and finish it.

No no no, they are practicing the full sequence for the third centipede movie.

Probably someone with enough deficiencies and only a high school education.

I concur with amazing, suggest to stick around for the trailer at the end of the movie.

Beta and VHS are barely a year apart in age, one is just more obscure due to the format wars.