You know, I read your comment and I know that it's all true. What I realized is that it's all about a difference in perspective.

It seems everyone needs to come out and take issue with health regen if they're going to.

That beast must run hot.

Well Rockstar's doing a lot better than Lucasarts these past few years, let's just say that.

We were lucky to get Monkey Island 2 - Grim Fandango, great game that it was, might be pushing it.

How about "anyone?"

Hey, the East Coast needs a little bit of time to get good at this.

For a game that's primarily based in multiplayer like Battlefield, I'm close to seeing the function of the online pass. As an example World of Warcraft costs $15 dollars a month, and that's a fact we've come to accept - MMOs cost money. If you think about it, that's to maintain the same basic information as modern…

I don't know how I feel about this, actually.

"You got your ammonia in my bleach!"

That's interesting. I think the next question you've got to ask here is, "Does the computerized indicator, the color of the Move controller, count as 'video?'"

The camera controlled too much like an early 3D game, like before they knew how camera controls should work. Over time we figured that out, and the solution wasn't "middle view or high view."

MH played fine with one Analog on the PSP for years, and, as someone now determined to get through it after years of owning it, the right analog camera control for MH3 on the Wii was kind of terrible.

I swear, they'll acknowledge that there was more to IX than just Vivi before they remake VII.

Rocket Slime 1 was absolutely delightful, and had one of those really, really good translations.

One of the reasons the first episode of Rain Slick didn't do so great was its price point. It was one of those early XBLA games which could honestly be classified as being "more" than what was currently on the service. It was bigger than Uno and Geometry Wars and Contra, so why would it cost the same?

Or Fawkes news, even.

That $50 dollars goes to the Ice Road Trucker responsible for driving through ice and dodging moose to bring you that same thing.