Light's robots actually do follow the 3 Laws, pre-alteration. At the end of Mega Man 7, Wily is cornered but he begs for mercy. Mega Man is unable to harm him because he's a robot (the English script throws in a "I'm more than a robot!" line, but he still doesn't harm him.)

His gun-arm does become a hand. In lots of…

Actually, Dr. Light did follow Asimov's laws; it's Dr. Wily that didn't, and he scrubbed that part of the original robot masters' programming when he made his move. Wily even references the three laws in the US ending of Mega Man 7.

Thank you for the wonderful gift.

This is EXACTLY the right way of handling Nintendo Content on Smartphones. Release a Nintendo APP, with trailers, and mini games, then end the demos with directions to get the full experience on Wii U or 3DS, Use Smart devices as Gateways to bring customers to their hardware and games.

Wait a minute, aren't all their games clones of others in the first place (Candy Crush = Bejeweled, Bubble Witch = Puzzle Bobble, etc)???

Just jump over the fences! Oh wait...

Yeah.... Hidden Abilities and 2 perfect IV's are nice, but a tiny box is not a safari. It's more like a petting zoo.

I see Pac-Avoid and for some reason, imagine the weekly comments suggesting Kotaku avoid Michael Pachter :).

The comics part isn't just a rumor. Dark Horse will cease making SW comics this year and Marvel will start making SW comics in 2015. 'Tis a damn shame, too, as Dark Horse has put forth a quality package.

You hit it right on the nose. Nintendo has been all about accessibility since the DS and Wii era, both in terms of user friendliness and price, and deriving a graphics processor from one of AMD's most expensive consumer graphics cards seems like it'd negate the price advantage Nintendo often holds over its…

I'll be blunt, the simplest red flag I saw in the specs they posted was this: The custom GPU they mention would be based on the R9 290 or 290X, which is pricy enough that even ignoring the rest of the specs, they would have to charge a huge amount, and probably still wind up taking a loss.

I'll be "that guy" who responds to "that guy" then. I'm the author/artist behind Nerd Rage. The joke does make logical sense. The Simpsons and Family Guy sets are both real, licensed products from their respective companies.

K'NEX sets these days are licensed and contain bricks and minifigures alongside the rods and connectors that the brand started with.

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Taste the meat, and the heat.

I hate to be "that guy" but you do realize that neither kotaku nor owen good are responsible for the content of the comics, so complaining about it in the comments section makes zero sense. you could contact the artist/writer of the strip though. write a nice long rant picking apart what you think is wrong with it.

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I wouldn't even think for a second before buying this.

If they made that, I'd buy it not gonna lie.

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