@Kobun: And as another developer mentioned on Kotaku talk radio, XBL is simply better to test MP demos.

Paul Robertson and Scott Pilgrim? Day one.

Game was released on MSX before NES if I'm not mistaken. And it was actually an awesome game for the time. I know the games passwords by heart.

Some of the effects sound very Lost Planet-ish. Didn't like those at all.

How about getting a Slim60 with zero of the 360s problems at a more accessible price?

@Manly McBeeferton: And people thought Natal would fail to entertain anyone.

@Aeonitis: Gears of War came from Epic. And like it or not it's the reason why games are suddenly in love with the cover system. I'm betting it, and other design decisions, are there so the game can sell in the West.

@DarkSolstice: And stuff like this is why SE bought Eidos in the first place.

I can't decide who I hate more. Apple fanboys or hipsters.

@PuppetDoctor: If you buy an iPad he'll tell you.

It's been mentioned when learning languages as well that you should do it talking out loud.

Of course you mean Rainbow Six before Vegas.

Nameless One, Shodan and Gordan Freeman. I am impressed.

@Thut: I remember that guy now!!

@BoomhauerTX: I was gonna link that. Coupling was one of the best Britcoms ever.

Wow. They have a gym.

If this was an open platform where kids could tinker and learn from using the iPad I would say yes. The only thing this does is teach kids to be Apple consumers.

I would play it. But I won't pay full price.

Do they need to ask? Shadow of the Colossus & ICO

@AncientUnknown1: Because they are. In Nara you can buy biscuits to feed the deer. Some tourists ate them. So they put a sign saying that these biscuits were made for deer consumption, not human.