@Zombeezee: While you're at it why don't you go ahead and compare production values of any other game or movie sequel/remake/whatever that has a 15+ year difference.

Definitely a video game, not a movie, not a chance in hell, it's simply not done well enough.

I'm just gonna say that this LOOKS like the best thing ever.

Holy crap I had to do a double-take cause I thought that first one was just a done-up screen-shot.

@Ted: I think everyone tried to do this when they could. I specifically remember doing this now after seeing the castle wall going on forever.

I've got a better excuse to revisit that old game, Half-Life 2:

I expected it to be $150, and I think Microsoft genuinely engineered the most innovative motion control on the market.

Y'know my aunt used to call places just to tell them she appreciated the product whatever it may be. Usually they'd give her free stuff even then.

This game looks like a Roger Dean painting.

Yoda could have been called Minch? I think this is the detail that excites me most.

@superberg: When I was a kid I made it past level 3... once. Now that I recall I did get the chance to play the game a few years ago and I still couldn't make it past that part.

10. Never played it.

Are there any plans on making Natal work with the Xbox UI? Hand swipes left and right or up and down to navigate and such?

Vote: Xmarks

@Kirbysuperstar: The guy is excited about the possibility of Frank West and Deadpool squaring off. I'd say this game is for him. Having Marvel fight Capcom characters is pure fanboy joy and nothing more than a novelty. Oh and how great it is too.

@Synboi: When I first played this game I couldn't put it down. I had the perfect environment too :)

Isaac Clark, offspring of Iron Man and Optimus Prime.

Looks like a Rare game, not that I've played anything Rare has since Conker's Bad Fur Day

Last Blackest Night was the MFS.

@mrpibb79: That's what I'm figuring— it does look mighty realistic. Maybe it's a short, maybe it's a promo for Reach.