Seriously?

I think he meant to say 'many a' instead of 'a many' - in which case, the singular 'error' would be correct.

The battle system is actually pretty interesting once you get used to it. And since you basically level up from the bosses, you can pretty much skip any battles you want. The big problem comes from the story. There's way too many characters for any of them to receive any real development. And the way the story ties…

"I'm in space! I'm in space!"

But what you have here is a bunch of people who want Anonymous to be behind this so they'll have someone to blame. So every time something comes up that suggests that they might be responsible, those people jump on it.

Hang on... is this the first time Valve has shown us the announcer? Or did they show her somewhere before that I missed?

Shiny gold coins!

I doubt OoT:3D is going to be hard to find, even several years from now.

More so than the linear corridors, what bugged me was the interminably slow pacing of the game. Yes Square, I get what a healer is. Can I have full control over my party now? What's that? Another 8 hours before I can do that? Sigh...

That's known as Ex Post Facto, and is expressly forbidden by the US Constitution. I would imagine that Canada would have a similar policy.

I'm glad somebody said it. It needed to be said.

It sounds like they consider 3/5 to be a pretty decent score. I.e. 3 out of 5 stars is generally considered to be pretty decent. It just doesn't work so well when you map it to a 0-100 scale.

That's assuming that they've been working on it all this time. An assumption that is likely very wrong.

Sweet!

Because they were planning on revealing them in their own press conference closer to the start of the year.

They did.

Oops! Looks like EA is going to owe the Bills a payment here in the next few days, as they surely just violated an NDA.

It lets them feel like they did something.

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Would it be possible to attach a wrist strap to the iPhone? If these are simple 'grab and run' jobs, securing the phone to you ought to foil the robber.