...what is that music from?! It sounds SO FAMILIAR.

There is some "fine print" on a few of those quests. They're from the PS Rewards FAQ:

@jaymesfogarty: Quote from the forum about this:

@Brian Ashcraft: I did read and it felt very familiar, but I did not watch the video. I'll take your word at it being NSFW so....not clickin.

#corrections

Will the XBLA version be "on sale" again any time soon? I just got an Xbox but it was after the pre-Christmas/launch sale.

Can't make this one, as the Midwest does not take kindly to New York City, but chances are looking good that I WILL be going to E3 next year.

Wonder if Munch's Oddysee will be coming to PSN then?

Two questions so I'll do this instead of double-posting.

I wonder how many people are going to use those guest passes just from the glimpse. My code-redeeming sense twitched a bit and I almost tried to go online. Almost.

I won one of those Xboxes from Burger king. I didn't even go there though, I just entered the contest online with the codes they give out. They have to say "no purchase necessary, see website for details." So that's what I did.

Everyone in a while.

@N@tedog: Traveling through time is old news. It loses it's novelty after a while.

My girlfriend refuses to ever beat Wind Waker for the very same reason as this. So funny, because I just discussed this with a friend of mine yesterday.

Yup. This is what I thought of.

@Luke Plunkett: Hmm....very interesting. Maybe it was just my way of interpreting it. But that does seem like a very....novel way of playing the game. Instead of just using buttons or the trigger to activate something it changes with the flow.

So....how IS the Move support? You said it was like a conductor's wand? I thought it'd be like a pointer, like a mouse. How does it feel playing the game?

Aww...any more codes? I'm a brand new Xbox owner and I'd like to try. I'll fight for it!

@JiveBowie: You, sir, win.

Do we know WHY game developers aren't really fans of the Android platform?