Okay, what?

Ooh, Thane and Legion. Yes, yes.

Yeah, it went Free-to-Play in February. In the US. I know, I was excited (before I played it... ugh) and installed it and played it for a week or so.

Wow, you ARE sunshine and fluff.

Wow, you are just a pleasant ball of sunshine, aren't you? I'm sorry you didn't do a single bit of research before being pissed at the company that plunked down money to help the developer make the game was one company instead of another.

The XNA developer kit is designed to create and test your game on a PC, but the code is running through an Xbox 360 emulator. It will not be easily ported to PC just because you saw it running on one.

Aion went F2P almost two months ago.

If you didn't know the cause of the significant delay for this game was because it was coming out for XBLA, you simply haven't been paying attention.

It's kind of his schtick. He always writes the way I think—long, roundabout, and weird.

*facepalm*

Fabulously interesting convoluted overly-deliciously-worded article as usual Tim. Thanks.

Funny: Could they show footage from the Lollipop Chainsaw game there? If so this seems a bit disingenuous.

In the second half of the video, the driver guns it at the little bastard on the dinky scooter and plows him into the pavement. Okay, probably not, but were I driving, I'd probably have made him think I would.

This has been requested in the DCUO forums before, in fact I myself has asked for simple hex codes. The three shades approach (brightness, saturation, and hue) might seem more intuitive than simple red/green/blue, but most of us don't use advanced photo editing software, and instead have only used Microsoft Paint.

Then it WAS the rendering.

I'm not insulted, I'm just pointing out that this artwork would not be a "re-imagining", it would be a "return to origins", and if it really was your "beloved" Zelda you'd have known that.

Do you realize the insanity you speak of? This artwork is not a new or recent re-imagining of the games. It was made concurrently, while working for Nintendo, during the original few game's promtions.

Number 17, folks. Young Sense was absolutely smitten with this portrayal of Zelda.

If we cut out all the activities we are not "meant" not a shred of our civilization would survive.

Do they have a battery, as many Nintendo carts do for saves? If so they can be replaced.