Yes, because for some reason the ten different iDevices in my personal ownership are the reason why I want there to be an Android version.

Me leaving Kung Fu Panda off my off-the-top-of-my-head list was a terrible mistake. Still need to see the sequel.

Monsters University was a fun flick with a lot of imagination (and a fantastic climax), but it felt like a fun side-note rather than an essential movie that everyone needs to see. People just have these super-high expectations of Pixar after Ratatouille, Wall-E and Up delivered three headshots in a row. So when they…

Just off the top of my head, How to Train Your Dragon, Shrek 2, Antz, Wreck-It Ralph. I also hear good things about Tangled and about the holiday-icons-as-guardians movie whose name escapes me. The first Ice Age movie was also unexpectedly good.

Cars 2 is perfectly okay fluff with some well-directed and imaginative action sequences... if you can tolerate a movie full of Mater.

So theoretically I could see the true ending in two more playthroughs?

Now gimme an Android version, please, and I might actually get that despite having the DS version!

Still need to get into The Last Specter, which I already have, so gonna hold off on this one.

Aw, but GBA Touch Fuzzy is nerfed. SNES Touch Fuzzy is where it's at.

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Alternate-universe game, I think.

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Also! 666 is not the number of the beast. Sometimes in dreams, numbers appear upside down, and backwards. So the actual number is 999.

Dark Souls is 7 parts excellent and tough exploration-and-combat-based gameplay, 2 parts engaging story that you can really get into if you want, and 1 part getting backstabbed even though you were facing the invader and he was three feet away.

Well, it is THE question to me! Even if the game's just a rethread of Arkham City except with a camera that won't make me throw up, that's still an 80-percent-new game to me. And so I will get it.

The big question is: Is the camera going to give me as much motion sickness as Arkham City's (and to an extent Arkham Asylum's, though that problem was lessened by the smaller areas)?

Because kicking in a window can cause some serious damage to your leg thanks to sharp shards of glass. Kicking through glass takes enough force (unless you have steel-toed boots or something) that you're going to have momentum, which might push the leg through the window in the process. Always better to use some sort…

The chain puzzle was nothing. THE worst puzzle in the game is the "kick the exact spot on the wall at exactly the right timing" puzzle near the end.

Picky people. The only problem with this art is a slight overreliance on gradients (which accounts for the "plasticky" feeling). Otherwise it does its job MORE than well enough. It's well-posed and well-composed, the faces are easy to tell apart, the proportions look right, and those are GOOD expressions.

First place: My table.