The second coming of Christ and the rising of Cthulhu could be added as features and I still would never pay for the stupid thing. Ubisoft needs to learn that treating customers with no respect whatsoever is not a way to make money. There is no way I'm paying them for being jerks.

This new Pokemon as well as Mewtwo are going to be in the next Pokemon movie apparently.

That set comes with more Handy Men than there are in the actual game! : O

And the reason that the GTX 570 was skipped is...

And Wii U users' money is still no good to them because Xbox 360 players have more than enough to throw around. -_-

I agree completely. Buying the game now would only encourage Ubisoft's abhorrent business practices and general inanity.

I'd be really interested in Neon Alley if they had subs too. They keep on offering me press accounts and I keep telling them to get back to me when they're more serious about the presentation of their anime.

Escort missions are never the answer.

Why don't these come in men's sizes? We need some 3X and 4X up in here, we're gamers for goodness sake not anorexic Olympic divers.

Thanks for the clarification!

I played Too Human all the way through and very much enjoyed it. I was hoping for a sequel some day, but I guess that is no longer in the cards. :/

That is particularly egregious. I hope 20th Century Fox gets hit hard for it.

One of my all-time favourite web comics.

It's just science, no extra chemicals or anything, I've done this myself. It's called supercooling and the only trick is getting the bottle to a precise temperature.

Gravity Rush is indeed great, but I had high hopes for Touch My Katamari because Me & My Katamari for PSP was close to being my all-time favourite Katamari game. Two games does not a system make, though.

To this day I still enjoy my GameGear even though it can blast through 6 AAs in what feels like an hour. I agree just iOS and Nintendo is a boring way to go, but we need truly competent competition in the handheld market for things to get better again.

Part of me is happy that the PS Vita is floundering because I've never thought that Sony had a proper place in the handheld market, but the other part wants at least another game or two for the $300+ I put down to get one just to be disappointed by Touch My Katamari.

I got sent a free copy of the game and didn't really like it much at all. I'm wondering why Kotaku is recommending it at all if they've really played it...

I'm going to get one while I can at retail prices, because this looks to be another Virtual Boy. The colours are even the same...

This game was VERY buggy when I played it at E3, I hope it's received a lot of polish since then.