How could I have missed Nono (135) from Ulysses 31 on top of the Noo-Noo (136)?

At the minute nothing. They're only being given to the participants of the DOTA2 tournament that's been going on this week. That might change eventually though.

Muffet (or Muffy) the Daggit

Robot Man

Zax

Smash Martians

The Green Cross Code Robot

Asimov

Samantha & Mic

Hopefully these are a few obscure ones that have been missed so far.

The Short Circuit lets you destroy enemy projectiles, keeping your sentry safe from being blown up by incoming rockets, demo grenades or sticky bombs. The 35 metal cost for firing is also slightly cheaper than it would be to repair the damage given to your buildings.

Oh cool, railguns at dawn. Two men enter, one man leaves... as gibs.

Oh they should have it in either way, It's not like MGS is known for its realism.

Clever idea? Very.

If the Doom & Quake complete pack as Today's Quakecon deal is anything to go by, I think we can expect an Elder Scrolls pack and Fallout pack at some point this weekend.

Perhaps someone high up at Nintendo was embarrassed about having a gimmicky control scheme. It certainly seemed that way when Plattchen Twist & Paint (one of the first Wiiware games announced) was going to have Bongo support but ended up pulling it at Nintendo's request.

I guess Rovio haven't heard that keeping all your eggs in one basket is never a good idea. Some pigs might run off with them.

Depends on the model. The official Game Gear TV tuner, the PAL UK model at least, had a 3.5mm external aerial socket on the top. That could easily take a DVB-T (Freeview) box if you connected it with a coax-3.5mm adaptor. Sure you'd end up losing portability, but the battery life on the Game Gear was so appalling…

Burn it! Burn it with fire!

That's so very very wrong. Nice one.