They don't need to reprogram the camera or HUD. Just the controls. It's a simple function of "take the opposite of the x-axis value". An x value of 50 from the accelerometer becomes -50. Simple.

No. You'll notice.

They shouldn't add anything. They can get the original actors. (I played DotNW, I know, it was so disappointing.

This is kind of stupid...

Don't bet on it. Namco-Bandai has a proven track record of taking forever to localize Tales games. Don't know if it would be worth it.

Ah, I would loove Tales of Symphonia redone. It would be nice to see it done in real HD instead of being scaled up in an emulator. It definitely deserves it.

They did back up their stuff. On-site.

It wasn't a mistake they made. Their stuff got stolen. They don't need to learn much...yeah backups are important but who could see a burglary coming?

Wait, Tales of the Heroes? Isn't that supposed to come out next year in Japan?

The subsidy is so that you have a phone to use on their network. It's seen as a better value to the customer. They're reeling you in, in other words. I have no problem with that. But, the carrier isn't giving the phone to you anyway; it's included in the price of the contract. It doesn't matter whether you pay the ETF…

"Supposed to be" should be unlocked from the start, regardless of carrier or contract.

Thanks for all your work! Good luck!

Yeah, I know. But it's so damn good! :D

It's now under the "eye" icon.

I've seen that already. It's good.

Dark Souls, from every account I've heard, is a really hard game. This completely puts me off from playing it. Anyone else feel the same way?

Yeah, I read reviews. They affect my opinion of the game a lot, but it depends on who the reviewer is. If it's GameSpot or Game Informer, I'll give it more weight compared to other gaming blogs (see: Metacritic).

Hey, can you suggest a good place to get a Wii motherboard replacement? I've been having the dead pixels problem for a while now, and I'd like to fix it.

Okay. I'm sure this has been commented already, but...

A Mac is a PC. Doesn't matter, really.