"If I get a new 360 or PS3, I can retain access to my old games. Not true for the VC. :|"

I'm specifically addressing the section of people who can't seem to separate their opinions of Blow, the person, from his work, and that section of people is distressingly large. He does speak a little highly of himself in interviews, but so many people seem to suddenly be trashing his games as a result of how he…

Do you remember the CGI in Annihilation at all? Holy shit, it was like 10 times worse than MK1.

Yeah, this is definitely coming out this week, and apparently Owen missed it.

Sort of related, at least in terms of the Gears characters.

That would be nice, but to grossly oversimplify, aren't Japan's levels of racism and prejudice and "just pretend everybody gets along fine" comparable to pre-civil rights movement America?

Remind me, is this a new Fire Emblem, or are they still remaking the really early Fire Emblems and putting them on handhelds? Seriously guys, stop doing the latter.

Sure, another ice age is theoretically possible, but 60 years is an absurdly low estimate for how long that would take.

If Japan had won, Philip K. Dick would have written a very different book.

I'm pretty sure the landmass will still be there, and people will still reside on it, unless you think literally every single glacier on the Earth will melt by then.

5 years from now, we're going to find out that his videos aren't the work of clever editing, but that Freddie is involved in some next level shit and has been duplicating himself, then murdering the duplicates when he is done with them, The Prestige-style.

"In addition to narrowing their scope, Codemasters intends to rally the racing game fan community with a social hub called RaceNet..."

They're done with the game at this point. It came out forever ago. But for some reason, the non-PC versions didn't get all of the features and modes when they first came out, and now for whatever reason they're updating them to be almost the same as the PC version.

This is also what I immediately thought.

I found about them while playing the semi-recent Deus Ex: Human Revolution!

Except not really. They both have the rotating mechanic, but then so did Super Paper Mario.

French nerd vote guaranteed.

I guess the distinction I'm making is that one petition is convincing a publisher to do something, while the other petition is convincing a publisher to NOT do something they've already put in motion.

I'll admit that listing "sex and gender" as two separate things is a bit liberal arts. I guess I get the distinction, but the only times those two things are meaningfully different is if you're transgender, and it really shouldn't be an issue as long as you commit to whatever gender you want to be. I guess you do make…

News flash: a petition can convince a publisher that enough people are interested that a venture could be profitable, but a petition cannot tell a publisher how to go about their business.