Ghost In The Shell (the movie, I have not seen the TV series... yet)

There's no punchline, just an attempt at a funny anecdote which only succeeds at coming across as self-aggrandizing.

Brees already made the cover. If the Saints were to win, I'd rather see Graham and Porter. Too few defensive players make these covers as it is.

I will vote for this terrible idea.

That's basically what the PS2 had. It continued to sell (and still does!), but it only had developers focusing on it for about seven years.

Blizzard should be ready to take on Hogger now.

Probably about that.

Yeah, I think religion content is just a scapegoat for McMillen.

I'd say it was just to have the slim redesign stand out as more of a change from the older version. Now that the new 360 has established itself, Microsoft can go back to a white color without it looking "old."

We could be jumping the gun here. Perhaps Durango is a name for something entirely unrelated.

It helps that most songs — and really the best songs — were produced in-house by Naganuma. I won't cry much if it means losing Dragula. In fact, I think it's a safe bet that all the region specific songs will be gone. It's not ideal, but I'd be fine with that.

You still act as though most/many people are living on junk food alone. It's not that black-and-white. Having a few Oreo cookies a week instead of an apple isn't going to break anyone's metabolism.

No need to keep the music buried in TAY.

The soundtrack is a concern, especially after playing the neutered Crazy Taxi. We'll see, I guess.

It's funny, too, because even games some people swore looked worse on VGA such as Third Strike looked brilliant to me. The pixels were more obvious on a monitor, but the colors really popped on it. I ended up having to rework my whole setup thanks to Dreamcast VGA since I needed some speakers to go with my monitor.

Ok, you save a few dollars in the short term. What about medical bills?

McDonalds also upped their profits during the recession.

It's my favorite version of the song. Ollie King has an excellent soundtrack all around, but this remix is the highlight for me.

That looks like the Dreamcast game to me. One of the greatest things about the Dreamcast was the ability to play through a VGA monitor. Once you did that, you never went back. Everything was so sharp and vivid, I'd even use the DC-X to force unsupported games such as Gunbird 2 to play on my monitor.

That's a fair point, but I wouldn't want to carry around games anymore on a portable device. The PSP had spoiled me in that regard, and I couldn't see me sacrificing that advantage if I had a Vita.