This just begs the question: will those who aren't fans of Pokemon be swayed?

Two things I don't like rolled up into one big, money-making cigar that the execs are smoking to exhaustion.

I wanted Mario Paint as a Smash character. You'd use the Wii U Gamepad to draw stuff that players would have to avoid or something.

In a similar vein to Smashketball, I developed a stage specifically for my new favorite mode: Coin Battles.

It's really weird because I've seen sort of the opposite argument before - that games should only be artistic endeavors and that every other game is crap.

QUOTE | "I feel people just don't want to associate making games with making money. It sort of breaks the taboo of making art for art's sake, which I think is kind of stupid." - Game Theory president Marguerite Dibble, talking about how many indie developers seem to "romanticize poverty."

Game: Fire Emblem (forget which one)

I think the problem has nothing to do with dexterity/reflex. I view sports as analog activities - stuff you can play without a calculator or computer on-hand. Video games are digital activities, not analog. That, at least in my mind, removes video games as sport.

What if it's a wacky Japanese game?

Technictix/Technic Beat has my favorite game soundtrack of all time.

That's funny... I play games all the time, but the only time I DON'T play them is when I'm sick. I reserve that time for watching/learning things, posting on message boards, hanging out with family and the like.

I thought at the very end it was going to unlock a Mario game - just to break the chain.

Lupin III got me into anime... Well, at least it proved to me that anime can be worth watching. To tell you the truth, I've barely watched any; the only other anime that comes to mind that I really enjoyed is Gurren Lagann.

I have a feeling that regardless of what we teach, students are going to find a way to complain about it.

Sorry, but I'm afraid the only SimCity I'll ever need was on Super Nintendo.

I thought I was describing it in a way that the ordinary person would understand. I guess I was wrong, as is usual for me...

It misses one crucial fact, though - perhaps because it's slightly technical. I noticed this a while ago, and it can help in a pinch: Multiplying by 5 is the same as dividing by two and moving the decimal place over.

THEY STOLE MY IDEAS AGAIN DAMN IT

I'm new to shopping and these sorts of contests in general.

I don't know about the best video intro, but I've got the best music intro: