Time to call in the expert.

YES! YES! YES!

The cash shop is not purely cosmetic, but it also doesn't contain any equipment outside of fresh Mags. So there's no buying weapons or armor to give yourself an edge.

I've given a bunch of money to Sega for both PSO and PSU, so a domestic release of PSO2 almost guarantees they will be seeing my money.

Yeah, right now the cash shop items consist of the ability to open rooms and shop, extra storage, increased inventory, additional skill trees, the ability to reset skill trees, extra Mags, Mag resets, an EXP Boost ticket, a ticket to change character appearance, extra character slots, and such, with the rooms and…

I'm glad it's free to play. Partly because I'm a cheapass who doesn't want to pay monthly fees. And mostly because if they don't release it in the US, I can still play the damned game without paying any money.

I know for a fact the song is 10 Ghost II. It's slightly remixed or some remake Konami did, I don't know.

Why is the music a remix of 10 Ghost II?

And if you already have a Skydrive account, that's $50 a year for 125, which is even better.

I'm aware. The problem is that there is still a new Call of Duty game released every year. The fact that there's two studios doing it only allows the games to have the proper dev time, but does nothing to prevent the saturation of the Call of Duty name.

None of those series needs to die. Really, this list is more "top 10 franchises the internet bitches about but for the most part makes shitloads of money, and we hate developers and publishers making shitloads of money". However, while they don't need to die, many of those series need to take a completely new…

No, it wouldn't. In order for it to work with a mic, Bethesda would have to create their own vocal processing software to add in. The Kinect software already on the 360 handles the vocal processing on it's own, meaning Bethesda just has to program the phrases, not the processing software.

The dropping and picking up bugs thing was in order to do the Ocarina Items glitch, which allows any item to be used as an Ocarina, which as you saw, was necessary for the glitch. As for bypassing Mido, I haven't seen a good one without the use of crooked cartridge.

I ended up getting Michael Kelso from That 70s Show.

Cat's can not only pant when hot, but they can also drool. Or at least my cat does when I have to take him to the vet in the hot Texas summers.

Well, in theory the T rating should be the PG-13 equivalent (E = G, E10+ = PG, T = PG-13 and M = R). I'm basing it more off of the BBFC, PEGI and CERO rating systems, which ALL have a rating between their equivalent of our T and M rating.

The whole reason Oblivion got the M rating was the fact that in the original PC release, they found a file that if modded in, could be used to make topless females, as well as more blood and gore then originally believed. Because of that, Oblivion was re-rated M, while it was originally rated T. This was also hot…

We need a rating between T and M. Most other raiting systems have a "15+" raiting, so why shouldn't the ESRB have one? They felt there was a need for a stopgap between E and T which I thought was unnecessary. However, the case could easily be made where there are T rated titles that should be rated higher (like…

Marathon and Halo are not connected storyline wise, although both series share several themes (most importantly the concept of Rampancy) with each other. I recall (although I can't find the source, and I might have it backward) that Bungie at one point did want to make the two series part of the same universe, but…

It's not pre-order DLC, it's things like online passes or things such as the Catwoman stuff in Arkham City which comes with new copies but not with used.