@Kobun: "Are you guys sailors?"

I don't see the need for Glyde.

@Archaotic: It's Goozex and GameTZ for older games I know I want to own and GameFly for new games or those I'm unsure of.

Online multiplayer is going to be great: Ezio's uncle going about shouting "It's a-me, Mario!" ad nauseum + Leonardo giving everyone hugs + XBox Live mouthbreathers = insanity.

@Psudonym: The vast majority of today's games could fit on a CD-ROM, if not a first-gen Zip disk, when one discounts the FMV, voice overs, and textures. "Gameplay" takes up very little disk space.

@Ashurahori: Hiring more people is far from a silver bullet. In fact, it's often a cause of further delays and project cancellations.

@Iceman B.: I know Hulu blocks furreners, but does YouTube do so as well?

@Erik992238: I liked ME2 much more than DA:O, but:

@Ursus-Veritas: The loyalty missions — and even the party-building missions — aren't essential to the story. They're essential to successfully completing the game, but they have very little to do with the actual threat. Checking up on Mordin's apprentice or Thane's son has absolutely nothing to do with the Collectors…

@OW-Holmes cant carry guns: "But I've seen everything."

@KillerBeeTX: Everyone playing M rated games on XBox Live is a 13-year old boy.

@Casey Brettelle: I don't regret the loss of a single quarter I put into the AvP machine.

@soscary: I don't get what Fahey was going for here. This is the game I think of when I think good thoughts about Aliens vs. Predator, not the PC or Jaguar games (which, honestly, were only mediocre in the FPS genre, while Capcom's AvP was the best of the brawlers).

@DanMonster: Unfortunately, the licensing situation is likely pretty bad. :(

@seattleu.redhawk001: Cadillacs and Dinosaurs was a nice little title, but it really didn't come close to AvP. :)

@Drewdizzal: It's arcade (CPS2) only. It's also by far the best beat 'em up ever made (although a few would argue for SoR2 based on the music or the Capcom D&D games based on their relative complexity).

@Alvarez: Castlevania-land? Wasn't the NES BttF game a vertical scrolling game where you're meant to avoid neighborhood obstacles, somewhat like Paperboy (without the papers)?

Is "memory use with extensions" a meaningful category? I mean, c'mon, Opera has more functionality out of the box than Firefox has with a dozen extensions, let alone a measly five.

@frankenstoen: My favorite episode of BSG depended heavily on "zoom and enhance!" computer illiteracy. I looked past that. I can look past this. C'mon, even Chuck is way worse than Caprica when it comes to basic computer technology and that show gets a free pass.

@Hooded_Robin: That plays a heck of a lot better on the DS or even on the PSP. I've got both of those systems. Why would I want to play it on the iPhone?