Is this collection suppose to be impressive? My friend has been collecting since the 80s. The last time I checked his list he had over 800 Transformers not counting duplicates that are still sealed in their original packaging.

I would also assume it takes that long for lawyers to get all their ducks in a row before they can submit the paperwork to actually sue.

Pretty impressive work.

I haven't seen it yet. Damn spoilers.

David Palmer and Michelle Dessler didn't get silent clocks in Day 5. They're pretty dead as far as I could tell.

Didn't Renee get a silent clock when she was buried?

So it's a mash up?

F-ZERO!!!

The ticker had: Man questioned for cat decapitation on gold coast. Wow.

I remembet watching the "making of" part on the Life on Mars UK DVD and was astounded to see a street scene panning around the street was all CG. Pretty impressive on how show add backgrounds like that.

Certainly looks good but you can see some of the things that need polishing like pop up and some textures here and there. Looking forward to this game.

Like a FF and Tales game, it's a separate story so it wouldn't be so bad if you leapfrogged the original.

I learned to build PCs by taking apart my old ones back in 1998. With the help of Ryan Shrout's old site and forum, amdmb.com, I did my first build in 2000.

I remember when I was in downtown Seattle for a day trip and stumbled upon PAX. Walked in, paid and got the PAX experience. Did that for 2 years and then they made it online only for admission. Never was able to get admission again.

Makes Vancouver's supposed total of $6.4 billion for 2010 seem dirt cheap in comparison.

With some of them mining coins for others while playing.

Nintendo needs to open up that treasure chest of money they've hoarded for years and bankroll some Wii U exclusives to garner some goodwill from old fans.

I played a ton of fighters back in the day, even Japanese ones that didn't get a North American release. Most were crap but many were enjoyable.

It's a lovely paint job.

Has any noticed she's in Australia where prostitution is perfectly legal?