I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Somebody needs to do a blockbuster version of Judges. That has all the action in it!

Forget tester how about "The editor" by Kotaku, where everyone talks about everything not related to games, and the winner will be made a kinja tester just for extra mental abuse.

because

“Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” - Albert Einstein

Though I totally agree... MMO (or Forced-online) launches are rough! It's usually pretty unstable for the first month or so because everyone wants in on it.

Are you saying that isn't realistic?

I don't know what others think, but I find it more interesting to read about EVE than to actually play it.

The Kaijus also learn too. If they used the swords off the bat, it would work for a while, but then it wouldn't. Like the first Kaiju vs Jaeger, it would be easy, but they would adapt.

I was thinking same thing. Then I remembered that even Voltron saved the sword till last. I never understood that. I mean, if it was me, I'd LEAD with the freakin' sword!

^^^THIS. Don't get me wrong, i loved the move. It was fun to watch and just awesome, but as soon as the pulled out the sword, the only thing i could think of is WHY THE HELL DIDN"T YOU DO THAT 5 MINUTES AGO!!!!!

The swords were sorely underrepresented. I mean, how else does a robot defeat any monster?

Finally someone with a feeling for text/image relations. It's obvious that a lot of people who has opinions on the text placement are not very well educated in graphical design.

It's magic. I ain't gotta explain shit!

Oh look, it's a gamer judging a whole game based on three minutes of trailer. How original.

Not here in the Philippines, though. I mean, I know a few people who got their 360 units, but weren't able to access several key features, such as online multiplayer. Most of the guys here bought PS3 over 360.

I thought "real sweat" was a last gen feature. Glad to see they're still using it.

Haha, even if the Xbox 360 sells like gangbusters in China, I doubt Microsoft wants them as piracy machines. I doubt even more that those pirated games can get on Xbox Live (which would cut out a major Microsoft revenue stream).

But, then again, Chinese pirates have surprised me before.

Agree. Xbox is pretty much not interesting outside of US. There's barely any home outside of US that looks like this: