Just out of curiosity, how popular is the Silent Hill franchise in Japan?

@DigitalHero: Indeed it is. I never knew how much of a system mover the GT franchise is. I personally wonder though if the GT name can still carry weight, although bundled together with a new console, have a new snappy ad, with a cheaper price, released in the holidays and you might have yourself huge sales.

More space, 1/3 potentially awesome, new released games, new console and for only $380?

@All: Oh hush up all of you :^D

If you can only imagine the possible message list during screening.

@spannu: Click with your tongue.

@Black_STAR:

@Mister Jack is credit to girly team!: Not possible since you'd be asked to change your user name.

@Firesoul1: Some people have all the luck :/

@Arelan: You mean at :25 Where a guy with glasses comes out of the building?

She looked pretty good as a Lightning cosplayer :D

@pandafresh: Thank god. I thought I was the only one. It didn't help that I had the lights off my room either :I

@SasmitaEurymachus: On behalf of the idiots here on Kotaku that may have offended you, I'm sorry, but at the same time I applaud your attitude and bravery.

I almost didn't see the Sniper in the window there.

@Mister Jack is credit to team!:

@Owen Good: Looks like no shower radio I've ever seen and it's your second sentence of your post :/

Anyone else think it was a radio player and thought the screen was the handle? xD

It seems the only way the iPod can achieve a rank of a gaming console from the "hardcore" is by actually getting some "hardcore" games on board.

Can't I just wear a nice suit, a little top hat and fake an accent and be called big daddy? :/

Shame since your average Ipod gamer buys nothing more than that new Peggle/puzzle/crossword game.