I think the really noticable thing is people being able to take pictures with their feet.
Bravo!

It seemed like a fairly good game. Shame it was called Syndicate, though.

Kotaku: Not Even Pretending To Be About Games Anymore.

there should be one with Cersei and Jaime lanister and his hand would be cut exactly like this one

Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed: Ignore the Kotaku review. Most fun I've had with a racing game in years. Beautiful courses, great soundtrack, a good mix of racers. Yes, it may be difficult at higher difficulties, but that was no reason for the No it got.

Someone should say the same of Syntheticon's speech!

I threw up at "social-"

"Firefly fans everywhere throwing up a little bit."

In one sentence I went from elated to deflated.

I got 22 seconds in before the music made me tear up.

I think we should all start calling Final Fantasy games FinFan. Seems like the perfect blend of the two, and it's fun to say.

Racist! Wait.... Sexist! Wait....Misogynist! Wait....

Trans-misandric transphobe!

"of this game" it's clearly asking for the games name, not the character or else that would be stupid to tell them the characters name that appears in the title itself.

But the question says "the title princess of this game....was named after f scott fitzgeralds wife". Her name is "Zelda" not "The legend of zelda"

Well they said "the title princess" not the title which shares its name with this princess" My first reaction would've been zelda too, it sounds like they're asking for her name rather than the title

I knew SOMEONE would defend them, but as people have pointed out, "Zelda" is both her name and an appropriate shortening of both the first game and the series in general, and Jeopardy accepts partial answers all the time. So this is kind of silly.

"The title princess of this game..."

are you calling for genocide? cause i'm calling the FBI.

One day your parents will explain it to you.

Really though, does this not just seem like the skits you see at gaming/anime conventions but taken in a more grown up direction? Makes perfect sense to me. Sure it isn't the only way, but it is a legit one.