It's not really that surprising that the Wii isn't played more than it is. I'm not a soldier in this ridiculous fanboy war that seems to be going on, but I honestly can't remember the last time I actually fired up the Wii.

Congrats to you both! 52 weeks is quite the accomplishment ^_^

That's just awesome!

A piracy prevention technique that might actually hinder piracy without destroying my system from the inside out? I'm all for that

@Orihalcon: Not feeling BG&E? BLASPHEMY!!

@Keanu: I'd think the three posts on the front page thing is more the fault of the Kotaku folks than Molyneux.

Hopefully "Spirit Tracks" involves more than just riding on a train....

@Unstop: ........um, this sounds like news to me.

@Patrick Henry: Molyneux may be a ridiculously silly man who really needs to learn when to stop talking, but I still love him.

@Triphena: She's a fucking psychopath. You can just see it in her face; she's a nutjob!

It looks better than before, but I still want KOTOR III. :(

@bableebooblah-new and improved.: Microsoft is all about three things: Xbox, PC and money. I'm willing to bet they know the odds are way against them if they were to jump into the portable market. I'm also willing to bet that the prospect of losing money at the slim chance they might be successful isn't very appealing…

@randlsa: From what I can understand, it goes like this:

Didn't really care, but I caught the opening act thing. Hugh Jackman is insane in a very awesome way

@hpapillon: I'm fairly certain that IP laws and piracy are not the point of this article.

@Matthew Downs: Coincidentally, it also lets the readers of Kotaku know the breadth of the bitterness, rudeness and general closed-mindedness that goes on with the commenters at sites like Jezebel.

@gerbilsoutofexile...is cheap and easy: Hey, what a great way to lump a group of people you know nothing about into an offensive and generalized package!

I'm not going to read all of the comments, so I'm sure it's been said before but:

So excited for this!!

That's a shame. The man did good work and I loved Niko