@walkman1022: Also, all this, and he wrote Thundercats. This is C.S.I. episode material right here.

No big surprise there, but judging by the stages I'd say that we're getting both Mega Man and Spider-Man.

@MenaceInc: 770 000 people bought a Virtual Boy?

Okay, question for those of you who've bought it: Does this game follow the usual PS1 PAL game standard of being squashed and slower than the US version?

So THAT's where those Olympic mascots are from.

@MyPonyRocks: Your mistake was calling "Ultimates" a crossover comic! I think that usually implies some sorta cross between publishers, like Superman meeting Spiderman, Superman and Spiderman thinking the other guy's a bad guy, them fighting for a page or two before they then shake hands and team up to take down a…

@MyPonyRocks: Nah, not necessarily. They basically modelled the Nick Fury of the Ultimates comic off of Jackson, so making him play Nick Fury in the somewhat Ultimates-like line of movies works.

Man, nobody's complained that this'll make the PS3 version worse yet. I'm so disappointed. In the lack of complaints, that is. Fanboys, where are youuuu!

@Point-3: The games aren't really different enough that you need to play them all. Just get either of the Ratchet & Clanks for the PS3, and you'll be happy.

@Harpo: This would require a game in which a simple pistol is something really, really valuable, and you don't want to waste a single shot. Because in a fast-paced game, doing a QTE every time you'd emptied your small clip would be really, really annoying.

@Dante_Ravenkin: @MrGrinch: @fx4d: @hibikir: Yeah, I probably should've mentioned that in the post... I do know about there already being an online version of the game, but it just looked too danged expensive if I wanted to pit my deck against anyone remotely good. This one fits my spending habits a bit better.…

I'd comment that saying that you'd proclaim it the very best except you don't want to start a flamewar is basically saying that it is the very best, but then I'd be commenting that saying that you'd proclaim it the very best except you don't want to start a flamewar IS basically saying that it is the very best.

This is actually interesting to me. Living in a tiny, out-of-the-way town, there really isn't any reason for me to start playing the real game, even though I've got a bag full of cards, some of them pretty rare and good.

@terrodactyl refuses to shave: Clearly mr. Albano has been watching the Max Payne movie.

@QualityJeverage: Mr. Garrison has been following mr. Albano's lead for a while now. "You go to hell! You go to hell and you die!"

Ooh, that's a hard one to define. Not just because there are so many good sequels out there, but because it's hard to define what's a sequel these days.

@Jimmy_Jazz: A racing game and a platform game competing directly against each other? Mmmmmnah.

I'm still not sure whether or not the "So as you can see you can do a lot of fun, crazy things" at the end is supposed to be ironic or not. Not that this wasn't somewhat fun, but crazy?

@darqv: Sure, those two songs (the last two links were the same) aren't horribly bombastic. I haven't actually played the game, so I couldn't tell if it's the case... What's too bombastic for some might be just what someone else wants. I'm just explaining how I interpreted the review.

This guy are sick.