Yeah sorry I have been misspelling it all day and didn't even realize it. I think it happens because "caliber" is not affected by auto-correct but "calibur" is not recognized as a word.

I totally get what you are saying and I know that Link was far from being the core of the game's experience (he was a guest character after all). It is just that for me personally it was a huge deal seeing Link in this game back then. I never had the opportunity to own an N64 so I jumped straight from SNES to Gamecube…

Damn it. I didn't even notice I was typing it wrong. It bothers the crap out of me when people spell it wrong too.

Not a bad idea. I'll look into it.

Here let me take another jab at this. Look at the game beyond its competitive side. Numerous people bought this game because it was well polished and had flashy iconic characters join the roster, with the most iconic of them being Link. I can't begin to tell you how many people I know that played the game at a…

I think it is due to inconsistencies in how the developer themselves spelled it. Many different promotions for the game have it spelled anywhere from Soul Caliber II to Soulcaliber 2 and to be honest I have no idea how it is officially spelled either.

I am saying that the guest characters were a HUGE deal when the game came out. If Spawn and Heihachi make a return to Xbox and Playstation it will be disappointing not to see Link return as well.

Characters can be banned from tournaments. Why exclude a character that people want to play as relationally just to appease those that play competitively?

I am not saying it was all about Link. I am saying it is not the same without Link.

The lack of a Wii U version is very disappointing. Everyone knows that Soul Caliber II is not Soul Caliber II without Link.

Haha ESPN has been making the exact same mistake all week, reporting that he was playing for both the Hawks and Bulls.

I got Viagra.

So bizarre from beginning to end. I wouldn't say it was one of my favorites but it was definitely a good one. My favorite is probably a toss-up between "I Remember You" and "Wizard".

*Goes to character select screen*
*Sees Cinnamon Bun*

I've always found it absurd that American culture shuns the process of creating life while glorifying a tool that helps destroy it.

Well with all of these feels I feel that this is a good place to end our little gifathon. It has been fun Janet. L and maybe see you around the Gawker sites.

Forget American Idol! When you are on stage partying with Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert you know you have made it in life.

Ahhh Taylor Hicks.

I wouldn't say I loved Roman but I did like him. He had a lot of redeeming qualities that most people tend to glance over.

I don't watch Glee but that is still sad news. Only one hug can summarize all of these hugs.