Of course it is. The whole Kinect is one big joke.

Hmm ... I guess if you just rush through the main story then yeah, it isn't that long. But there are some good side missions, and if you're truly motivated, you can get all the riddler crap too, which takes ages. Personally, I'm a massive fan of the combat challenges.

I've been ignoring Bioshock Infinite articles and videos for the past 6 months or so. It's always tempting when they pop up, but I've already decided I'm buying it, so the less I know about it, the better.

Mind = blown.

I've always wondered about the Catwoman DLC (I think my copy came with it). The Catwoman missions are tightly woven in with the story, are they there if you don't have it? Does it just add the challenge missions for that character?

Except that, as I've said, cars are useful. Everyone uses them to get around. Hence why I said they're a 'necessary evil.'

If there are such strict controls in place, then how do all these morons get a hold of them? And how do you check that not a single person ever carries a gun in a hospital or church or bar? Do you have security checks at every single bar in the country?

The speed with which Americans defend this outdated and obsolete right never ceases to amaze me. What good does letting people have guns do, exactly?

A 4 year old would have to be impressively tall to stab a standing man to death, unless he viciously and intentionally stabbed him in the leg to bring him down to his height, first. Anyway, leaving knives within a kid's reach is just a stupid as leaving a loaded gun within its reach.

Right. Because of course, the VAST majority of the population are intelligent enough to know how to handle a gun safely, and morons are the exception.

What, this guy? That's an an Amber Relic! It's an amber-colored chunk of precious stone. Nobody knows why it's this shape.

Exactly how I felt playing Skyward Sword. Anyway, vaguely amusing, but I probably would have burst out laughing if I'd actually seen this on the street.

But of course, there is absolutely nothing wrong with the right to bear arms.

... Why does the link go to page 9 of the thread?

The Water Temple's not even that hard - it's just frustrating when you miss one key somewhere and have to change all the water levels again just to find that one room >.>

I guess it's funny because that last panel pretty much sums up what happens when you ramp the difficulty up to 9.0 in the game; it's simply mental.

And here is the better Brawl In The Family from this week.

All reviews for the movie have been excellent. My friend reviews movies and won't shut up about Avengers since he saw it last week. In fact, I think he went to a SECOND press screening a few days later. And it has 96% on Rotten Tomatoes.

I think I got around World 6 before getting bored. It's not really that I need MORE of it ... it's just that I can't help but feel I've seen it all before about ten dozen times =/

I'm just not excited about this. I'm not excited about Mario at all any more. I bought Mario 3D Land, played it for about 3 hours, and haven't touched it again. It just bored me.