When it comes to path finding, my mind always goes back to Lords of the Realm 2. That game was awesome, but the path finding for the soldiers was atrocious. They only tried to travel in straight lines, and if they bumped into anything, they'd only try once to find another way around. If they bump into anything else…

I call guy in red suit who always dies!

Would rather have Marvel vs DC than MK vs DC. And make it be made by Capcom, not Midway.

Oi, I was reading through the comments when I ran into the Arsenicberyllium train wreck. I'd normally say something goofy about it, but it's too reminiscent of my own Naruto/DBZ fiasco a few months back. The only advice I can give is don't fight it, just admit you were wrong and move on.

@Innervate: To be fair, there was that survey that found 60%+ Wii Fit owners had already given up on it. It speaks more about how a lot of people give up on exercise than it does the quality of the title if you ask me.

Honestly, I had forgotten all about it. I didn't even realize E3 was going on until I started seeing people make fun of Cammie Dunaway. IMO, if we had skipped E3 this year we would have actually been better off.

The Terracotta Army for a new millennium... also, I think one of them might be a Cylon.

If it were me, I would have said Castle Crashers. It's the smaller games that have piqued my interest lately, and I think they'll end up playing a key role for the rest of this console generation.

Bear in mind folks, these are brick and mortar store sales only. Online distribution is not counted.

NEEDS MORE PANT BULGE!

@Witzbold:

Alright, NOW I hate Cammie Dunaway.

@Maldron:

First! :) *kidding

Here you go, so you all can suffer through the same childhood that I did.

Just a reminder for you youngsters, Mario's pants really were red back in the day. I think they switched it up after Mario 2. Honestly, I was considering buying the old Mario Super Show DVD's from Best Buy, but after seeing the intro again on youtube, I figured some memories were better left undisturbed.

@Andrewteix:

I still have hope for this movie, but it's slowly slipping away...