So is there somehting like a transgender gene that can be identified or something? What's the science behind it? Is it like being an underdeveloped hermaphrodite? What organs/hormones are involved in causing this feeling of being in a different body?

Thanks for the info, is there some scientific papers that I could read up on, concerning this topic? There must be more to it than simply having a "woman's brain" - hormones and the entire metabolism must be affected too, no? It kinda sounds like being a hermaphrodite but without the second gender organs being fully…

So what exactly is it your brain is saying to you when you get a boner? Is it saying: "No, get down I'm a woman!"

I have an uncle who believes he's Napoleon. There's a special place for these kinds of people ;P

As much as I can see why he's upset - I also believe that just because you think you're a woman it doesn't MAKE you a woman.

As much as I can see why he's upset - I also believe that just because you think you're a woman it doesn't MAKE you a woman.

I invested €40 in Skyward Sword... and wasn't disappointed ;)

Getting married used to mean something before the age of condoms and abortions - now it doesn't.

watered down westernized crap

I checked again on Amazon Germany - it appears they don't ship with a Sensorbar in my country.

Oh really?! I didn't know that, having read the discription on the package it must have slipped my attention - thanks for the info :)

The basic model also doesn't come with a sensorbar - or a Wii Motion Plus for that matter - it's an entry proposition - that is supposed to offer the bare minimum - and it is not focusing on casuals. Casuals are an afterthought this time around - which is something I can live with.

The rental really does make sense for games like Wii SPORTS, a game you want to play when you got a full house (preferably with kids and family) which happens a few times a year - people then spontaniously decide that they could play some Wii Sports and well, $2 is impulsebuy territory if there ever was such a thing.…

Your entire metabolysm works differently when you are lying on your back - you'll get sleepy eventually.

Blue light is more tiresome for your eyes - therefore the OLED wins.

It would be emotionally unbalanced if his mood would swing without reason. If you never felt pumped about a game - or felt emotionally attached, then I'd argue the game has failed - or maybe your metabolism is being compromised by lack of Dopamine.

He is expressing his joy when he has reason to do so - not repressing it. So how is this emotionally unbalanced?

Actually, no - there is no scientifically proven reason.

Well, I never got this kind of reaction to a game - even when I was a Kid playing Mature games.

You may have a point - it's supposed to trigger the Nostalgia-gland in long term veterans - making us feel excited about rediscovering our familiar Pokémon. But that's not necessarily a bad thing - as long as the adjustments are consistent what came before.