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@deanbmmv: For some unknown reason, American dictionaries tend to support this incorrect usage, but the Oxford English Dictionary is unambiguous:

@deanbmmv: It seems to me there's a difference between representing a dipthong with one rather than two letters, and adding a suffix that doesn't change the meaning of the word. I didn't realize that orient/orientate was an American/British dichotomy, but in this instance, I prefer the simpler American version, if

@deanbmmv: Color is the same word as colour, it's just a different spelling. And if you don't complain, I'm not sure of your point.

@m.stonex: It might be a word, but it's still an unnecessary word, since it means the same thing as oriented.

@kokuou: I saw the word Shakespeareanesque used online the other day and nearly fell out of my chair... when will people learn... it doesn't make you sound smart when you add an extra syllable to a word to make a new word that means the same thing.

@evslin: Well, an admission: I am 37. The days when Leno was funny were probably more than 20 years ago. Time was, Letterman was the edgy innovator that O'Brien later became, and Leno didn't have writers, but built a reputation as a genuinely funny stand-up comedian. He later became a soulless, unfunny company man who

@TrIp13G: I remember when he was actually funny as a standup on Letterman. But he's overshadowed those days with two decades of mediocrity, and by screwing over two titans of comedy, David Letterman and Conan O'Brien.

@Kobun: We don't know what Conan's contract says. They don't own him necessarily, he's under contract to host a specific show under agreed conditions. If NBC gives Leno back Tonight, who knows if Conan is obligated to host Late Night or anything else. NBC has shown piss poor judgment so it's hard to say what they'll

@Zinger314: I think Fallon will be fine. If NBC tries to take Tonight from O'Brien, he'll walk.

@cat. bus. - Die bad robots! Die!: NBC managed to piss everyone off... Leno, O'Brien, fans, affilliates... the status quo is untenable because no one's watching Leno and Tonight's ratings are down, partly because there is no lead in due to the Leno debacle. Now that they created this mess, there's no way to back out

@actn: Phenomenal. Here's the link:

@TrjnRabbit: Super Mario Bros. 3, hands down.

Is this the future of Natal?

@jayntampa: I want a level of polish and innovation in terms of gameplay, but I would gladly accept more stylized graphics to play games that are as good as, say... Boom Blox, or Zak and Wiki, without having to play on a console exclusively dedicated to that trade-off, and usually not delivering on it.

@Xzyx987X: My twelve year old son loves this game with a fiery passion. It really does fire the imagination, and then provides an amazing playground for his creations. So many games tell us how to play, and reward us for pressing the right buttons at the right time. Nuts & Bolts rewards the kid in us, and provides

@Duin: It seems like when Rare is at the top of their game and innovating, they struggle for mainstream acceptance even though their games are very accessible (I'm thinking of Blast Corps, Viva Pinata and Nuts & Bolts). Thats a shame, because few developers are able to present new ideas that are simply grasped, yet

@apoloimagod: Stephen nails the way to understand, play and enjoy BK:N&B... the joy is in figuring out how you are going to overcome obstacles... not through play (although that's important, too) but through invention and planning. And the game is one of the best looking (and sounding) of the current generation.

@legendnthemaking: I'm hoping Sega releases a demo, as the game looks promising. But a game like that comes down to feel more than looks, and I'd like to have a go before committing.