He's implying that the cut-off date should be at the time of announcement of the free game. They're giving people 9 days to purchase and activate new copies of SimCity in order to cash in on the free game. It's a marketing ploy disguised as an apology.

The picture I used is from a promotional item. Also, it's not a mystery. The cast talk about their roles in interviews. This is not a spoiler.

Yes, that is the only reason the villain in a family-friendly movie wasn't showing cleavage.

It's a PG family movie with an established film as a sequel.

What did I ruin? How?

Nope. Just not the villain in a family movie.

Ahahaha. Yes.

Speaking of witchy cleavage. Why?

I swear I've seen these in Youtube form at least three times on Kotaku.

Kameo, Jade, Lara Croft, Samus Aran, Nariko, Chell. All protagonists of games I've played and enjoyed, just off the top of my head. Not including the games with two selectable genders or parties of multiple genders. Sure, there are tons and tons of games with men as the protagonist. But video games are a business and…

Reminds me of Kameo. Colorful platformer starring a character no one has ever heard of as a launch title.

I went 16 years without it. 365,000 a year for life? Celibacy ahoy.

You keep talking about movies as if that has anything to do with making video game weapons. I bet someone would call the cops if I took one of the weapons off that wall and walked into a public library with it, or strolled around town. Your concept of 'real' is awful.

Japan.

But the end result is going to be based on something someone made with polygons and textures. If it looked true to the game, it will look completely fake, because it's from a video game where all of the guns are virtual and completely fake. The skill of prop making comes from making something look like whatever it is…

It doesn't look real at ALL (That was the reason it was so fucking funny; that gun looks horribly fake because it IS), and yet AGAIN, this is not Hollywood, this is video games. When you are recreating a gun that someone held in real life in a movie, it is far different than trying to make a video game polygonal…

So the entire blade is one single piece of steel?

1) A fursuit is not a gun, 2) plenty of movie makers (Guillermo Del Toro, for example) create incredibly realistic anthropomorphic creatures but using practical effects is on the decline and they'd rather CG the entire being.