I'd say the elf is about the only normal looking one there. Her and the wizard. I tend to play better as a melee class, though. I guess we'll see what I'm saying when this gets closer to release. I've said "I'm not getting this..." and then about a day after it's out I go, "I'M GOING TO GET THAT!" So... we'll see what…

Yeah, still looks freaky to me...

I'll be one of the first people to say graphics don't mean a thing. But... I'm gonna skip this one just because it looks freaky. Well. Okay, not "just because". It just doesn't look like my thing either. Looks like that same kind of "Gauntlet-style" game I tend not to enjoy too much. But congrats for those of you that…

EBA is the best game nobody played. It disappoints me that it's still out there at some stores selling for just $10 or $15 because it didn't sell at full price, and it still doesn't move at that price. *sigh*

Of my Pokemon games, probably the aforementioned TCG 2. It was really the only Pokemon game not to make it out of Japan (disregarding that we never had an actual "Green" version, except we did, and they called it Blue instead). It's also odd in the fact that you can mention it, and some people simply don't know of…

When did they confirm Conquest for Europe? I know it was confirmed for North America, but as of yet Europe hadn't heard anything to my knowledge. In fact, if you go to [www.pokemon.com] there's not a word of it.

Hm... good point. Even if they have to pay some sort of penalty, it's probably pocket change for them.

Interesting. I dunno, I still get my Pokemon cards the old fashioned way... actually paying for them. I mean, they're not that horribly expensive.

That's how I try to look at it. :P

Eh, I personally didn't have a problem with Channel, and I live in the US, where we didn't even get Jirachi from Channel. (We didn't get any sort of bonus from Channel, for that matter...) I dunno, I had fun with it. Then again, I'm the same person that saw Pokemon 2000 7 times in the theater... so maybe I just have a…

I've been wondering if I missed any other scenes like this when I wasn't watching. To be honest, though, I'm not sure me not watching is so much NCIS' fault as it is that TV tends to bore me anymore. I like watching when I do watch, but right now I keep thinking "I can't wait for the season to be over so I can have my…

I haven't been watching NCIS lately (I'm not in the so called demographic either, but I used to watch it every week and I'd watch the reruns too). I found it getting a little too formulaic (new episode: "Didn't I see this already?")

Definitely a neat label, in our age of "Let's only put the game logo on the card" labels. You know it's bad when the people making bootleg cards and carts have a more interesting design than the real deal. :P (So a nice change of pace here!)

Eh... not a fan of Angry Birds, personally. I mean, I tried it, and I had a couple different variations on my phone (Normal, Seasons, and Rio) but they only have the "free" versions on Android. Given, that didn't help my perception (those damned ads slowed the game down to all hell...) I thought maybe the variation in…

Actually, I hate to nitpick, but BoF IV was never released on PSP. Not as a UMD or anything, that is. There was a PSP version of BoF III, which as you say was only Japan and Europe. There is a PS1 Classics version of BoFIV on PSN, but that's available in all regions, to my knowledge (even America).

To be honest, the names in Gen I weren't exactly literary gold, either. I think with those, it's mostly that those of us that have been with it all along are like, "Nostalgia!" about it. I mean, "Farfetch'd"? And don't even get me started on the Japanese names (which I often hear people saying are better) some of the…

Never heard of this before. But now it's totally something I'm going to get on Day 1. (Not just because of John de Lancie, it actually looks fun, sort of like Portal with dimensional shifts...)

Yeah, that's the problem with the analogy, really. If you own the house you can do whatever you want with it, including go into the basement.

But you can get the DLC without paying. But you have to hack to get it, and that ultimately gets you banned from PSN/XBL. You can pick the lock on the basement door, too. Forcing your way in is always an option, but ultimately you may get screwed for it.

To be honest, I think it would be best if they worked with the Draw Something people, maybe license it as a pack-in, or work with them to have something exclusive. The problem is, Nintendo would do well to work with a company that has already done something good, than to copy them an alienate them from releasing their…