Genuine interpretation question: Is it? I thought it looks like Tetra grumpily changing out of her princess outfit. She kicked off her heels and she's putting her hair back up into the style she normally wears.

Erm. Yes. None of that.

Fascinating read. Thanks for sharing it!

I really really like the second intro as well, but I think there's something to be said for the short simplicity of the first one.

I don't know that it's my favorite favorite, but Borderlands had a pretty great opening that was succinct, catchy, and a good impression of what you were about to get.

I was just considering adding that warning myself. I did it at work...on a public service desk... oops.

Good luck! I'm rooting for you!

I just think Kirby's cuter when he's angry. It's like when a five year old tells you about how bad his day was. He might be frowning and pouty, but meanwhile you're studiously trying to avoid hurting his feelings by cracking the biggest grin.

I almost stopped watching after the trailer part of the video, but I continued and am really glad I did. The animations during the explanations are really cute.

I spent a couple minutes trying to figure out why the Spaceship of the Imagination was firing at a sail ship.

That is a nice story. Taken as a whole it also reinforces my opinion that the best part of MMOs is the community, while the worst part of MMOs is the community.

Number Munchers was better.

Trying to be clever and being clever are two very different things. Just because something is a joke doesn't mean it gets a pass for being stupid. (The aforementioned cleverness is usually what affords it that privilege.)

Movalpolos had the best music.

As far as gritty Mario Bros. stories go, I'll always have a soft spot for There Will Be Brawl. It's just self-aware enough to avoid falling into that dark-for-dark's-sake mentality (it does call itself a comedy parody, after all). And though it asks for a great deal of suspension of disbelief, it really rewards your…

Oh! Uh, spoiler warning to people who didn't play the General Knoxx DLC in Borderlands!

Forgive the nitpicking, but if you "buy and start playing just two" launch-day shooters that install 45GB and 49GB each, you're nearing 100GB out of 500GB, which is a fifth, not a tenth.

Patrick Warburton.

But we draw the line when it affects our right to bear Pokémon, right?!

While watching this, I got an backer email from a Kickstarter project I supported. Coincideeeeeence!