@Solid-Malice: Really? I'm thinking Bruce Campbell.

@Comrade Iota: If there's a spell to drop actual teabags on fallen opponents' heads, then the ones who put that in will be my heroes for life.

@Turkeyslam: Well, dang. This idea just took on a WHOLE new dimension.

@liammiller18: I was thinking of the article :) But, yes. I pre-empted all teabag discussion. I feel so powerful now.

@bkdbear1991: It's because the book's too big to fit into one movie without shearing off huge parts of it or making the movie four hours long. Thus, there's a "part one" movie, and a "part one" game to go along with it.

I'm disappointed. All this stuff about shooter gameplay, and nobody even asks whether you'll be able to teabag people in multiplayer?

Great. Now I'm envisioning the Shanghai World Expo mascot as a wide-eyed guy in too-tight clothes, a mustache and a handkerchief on his head.

How much do you wanna bet that there are already message board threads out there in which these images are photoshopped to hell and back?

@Erwin: That little hand-wiggle dance he does in the first-person about-to-be-raped-cam sequence is great. And better still, it's then repeated in a cheesy thought bubble.

@BURNZrox: Well, hey, you always do lose that one Lego piece from the corner of that expensive model you bought half a year ago but only just tried to finish.

@Sam-urai: Lost is more this generation's "Twin Peaks".

@Capt. Lavender: Not lightning bolts! Flames!

Ooh, this is a fun part of the game. Once you've completed that bicycle checkpoint race, you'll be able to participate in bicycle races all over the city. Just look for the bicycle icons on the map. Winning races gets you notoriety among bicycle gangs, money, and occasionally rare bicycles that can't be found…

@Dr.Rabbit: I was going to say Gizmondo, but it wasn't so much the invention itself as the implementation and the backing behind it that made it suck balls. Less what it was, more how and by whom it was sold.

@Nürburgring: Eh. To be a "worst" invention, I think something would have to be a little more high-profile than a gaming accessory... Otherwise, you'd be able to fill the list with nothing but badly designed accessories. Wiimote bowling ball attachment, anyone? That Sega thing where you had IR pads on the floor and…

@Andre Oceans: The only things that're wrong with it is the pricing both on downloads and the system itself, and the availability (or lack thereof) of the regular PSP's catalogue. Definitely not worth a "worst invention ever" award, as taken on its own, it's pretty neat.

If you want good villains-as-protagonists comics, it's worth reading Warren Ellis' run on "Thunderbolts". You do have a lot of the bad guys doing heel-face turns or being not-so-bad-guys-after-all, but it's definitely about a bunch of bad guys doing bad things both to good guys and other bad guys.

@wirebrain: Much like good comic book villains, he was a single-minded brute with a tragic past... And with no sense of consequence for others beyond him and his allies. He was just a villain who accidentally did something okay by doing something horrible and then doing something decent, after he'd accidentally done…

"Years of trial and error" before a great Batman movie appeared? Blasphemy! The 1960s Batman movie will ALWAYS be among my top 3 Batman movies (just behind "Dark Knight" and "Begins").

Another "Harmony"? They already did "Harmony of Dissonance". Are they running out of song types?