What would be the most 'stable' position from a job security standpoint in the big publisher business? Or is it mostly developers that need to worry?

America got it yesterday. Europe got it last week.

I was just popping in to say the same thing. I prefer Runkeeper to any of the other apps I've tried out.

I actually really enjoyed it. The story beats are similar to other Monolithsoft titles. If you set up your abilities right then sometimes battles become autopilot. The game is actually pretty good about letting you know if/when you pick up an item in the wild or off of a monster if it's needed for a quest you haven't…

After just pouring in over 100 hours into Xenoblade I'm not sure I can deal with more British Wii voices in an RPG.

Well the baby did say "mama" at one point.

/sigh... from the article, "The Liberal Democratic Party, which ruled Japan for over fifty years after World War II, is not actually "liberal". Rather, the party is conservative."

TouchArcade and Polygon are currently #1 & #2

I took my girls into the Disney Store last weekend and was completely appalled by the toy spoilers right in the front of the store. I won't give it away, but just watching the trailers again with that knowledge lends a big more weight to it all.

Let's not forget that Black/White 2 are actually DS games not 3DS. Padding indeed.

Thanks for the correction. Had dental work this morning and still a bit loopy.

War of Eustrath was a great RTS for iOS.

So apparently this isn't the Project Ogre that he's been talking about for a while. Interesting.

Sentry & The Void are currently...not around. He was a big thing during Siege a couple of years back. I'm personally glad he's gone as I never liked his character. But like all things Marvel, you never know when the dead guy will return.

Unfortunately used sales won't really help this game. The publisher/studio don't get any money from used game sales and I doubt many people who buy it used will get the online pass for the House of Valor quests.

I love these slice of life looks into the editor articles on Kotaku. I hope your mom continues to have good health and glad your treatment worked better than anything a doctor could do.

Nancy made a side note about creating costumes for Jhim and herself when they helped Mike design his own. It really was an offhanded comment and easily missable.

The New England (Mostly around Boston & RI) area has a lot of game companies actually. Granted in the past few years some have shut down, but there's a lot of talent there.

It's not necessarily "bored devs", it's moreso give them DLC to work on or let them go for lack of anything to do.

From the article, "Summer is coming…"