Putting down people who play the competition like that is stupid. He should realize that there is a fair bit of crossover between people who play both systems. It reminds me very much of Sega's advertising in the '90s where they insulted people who played Nintendo systems. Being someone who played both SNES and…

I feel bad for the people who have State Farm for insurance. It must suck knowing that a large portion of your yearly bill is going straight to advertising.

Who says it's bad? I thought it was an enjoyable launch game, though a bit on the short side.

I think its much more likely that Nintendo didn't have many resources to put towards Wii development lately as those resources were shifted towards the 3DS release. Keep in mind that the 3DS was rushed to market after media outlets picked up on the portable's existence earlier than Nintendo intended them to.

After instances of people suing Nintendo for losing grip on their Wiimotes, I'd wager that this is simply Nintendo being very cautious.

I remember when Mario 3 first came out. It was sold out everywhere and it took us the better part of a month to find a copy. I still have no idea where my dad found it, as he had it one day when I came home from t-ball practice.

Doesn't really seem like a solid reason to pick up DA2 since ME2 is already under $20. If you were going to pick up DA2 anyway then it's a nice bonus. Otherwise you're probably better off just picking up ME2 on its own.

Yes, cumulative.

"I would work and fix 100 bugs in a night and get it down to 50, then wake up the next morning and have 200 bugs to fix."

It's called private, for-profit healthcare. And it sucks.

Okami Den. Also going to get started on the copy of Mass Effect 2 I picked up the other day (yes, I haven't played it yet. Blasphemy, I know).

They did:

Yes, but when practicality becomes the primary focus behind these decisions, the quality of the end product tends to suffer. Let me put it to you another way: I've never seen a trilogy shot in this way where either the second or third movie was anywhere close to the first in quality. I'd love to see a counter-example…

Or maybe he just didn't like it. People have different opinions, you know.

Indeed. But note that all three LOTR movies were planned from the beginning, in order to give that epic story the space it needed to flourish on the big screen. On the other hand, doing one story and then greenlighting the next two at once a la Matrix seems more like trying to cash in on the first one's success. At…

So wait - they are going to go ahead and shoot Avatar 2 and 3 at once, like they did with Matrix 2 and 3? 'cause, you know, those turned out so damn well...

Isn't Regina the biggest city in Saskatchewan?

If you're the sort of fuckwit who plays this game, then I'm glad I won't be playing it.

I just thought the commercial was stupid. The guy looks like a complete idiot, which makes me not want to buy the equipment he is using.

Congratulations WB. I was considering picking this up but now I most certainly will not. Unless, of course, the rumor turns out to be false...