Well said. He was a great interviewer and was very smart and passionate when the situation warranted. When it didn't, such as in the case of Paris Hilton or someone like that, it was fun to watch him be smarter than everyone and cut them down in the only way he could. People may have liked watching Leno more, but Dave…

You're right! Kazooie does all the jumps and cool stuff. Banjo, much as I love him, just kind of pads around and keeps Kazooie calm.

And why can't they just use Banjo and Kazooie? Make a sequel? Is there some rights issue? EDIT: Ah, sorry. I read further and now see why they can't. Sorry.

I agree, and I know that you are so, so right about lack of spark. But I'll still play the everloving shit out of it!

And the NOISE it makes. The only way I kept beating it was to just crouch next to the top ladder and let it flow over me over and over until I got up the nerve to move!

Oh, man…that damn coin. I remember when I first got the game years ago and had the guide along with it…the coin game was the thing that pushed me over the edge to utterly destroying the guide by throwing it again and again. That damn spring jumping all over the place!

Rangers fan here. You've broken the ice for me! Is…is it OK to admit that I've always liked the Islanders (except when they are playing the Rangers)? I was really hoping for a Rags/Isles series — would have been amazing or heartbreaking or anything else. I think the Isles have a good future—going to be fascinating to…

DK64 is one of my favorites…I've replayed it countless times. Never stops being fun. And it's still a challenge (goddamned Beaver Bother) after all these years.

Congrats! Have you been tempted to use vapes or e-cigs at all? I went down that road. Actually, am still on it. I kind of like it, like probably too much. But I haven't had an actual cigarette in a year. Either way, congrats again!

You don't want no part of this!

"EVERYONE!"

"Are you telling us you don't need us anymore?" "Not unless you can play the fucking theramin!"

That's a great idea! Guy has nothing left to prove at this point, especially since he's retired again to build stuff. A nice self-effacing cameo along the lines of Murray's in "Zombieland" would be very cool.

He's got some funny scenes in "The Aviator," too. Very good physical stuff and great timing.

I agree…according to behind the scenes stuff and interviews, DDL and PTA laughed like loons while watching dailies or something like that, and they really laughed it up when talking about the film afterward. They said that character made them laugh. And he really is very darkly funny in the milkshake scene.

He was so funny in so many things…"Big," "A League of Their Own," and, of course, the much maligned "Money Pit," where he singlehandedly carries the movie with an absolute zany performance…jesus, is there anything funnier than his laugh when the bathtub falls through the floor or when he thinks the Care Bears are in…

One of their best!

I really think "Presto" is an amazing collection of catchy songs, and I also recommend "Hold Your Fire." "Clockwork Angels" is the fucking shit, yo.

Dean Cundey, Michael Chapman, Robert Elswit

You are so right. I think of Bill the Butcher and Amsterdam both praying to their respective gods to help destroy the other. And I can't wait to see what he does with the upcoming "Silence," which deals with apostasy.