You obviously don't get it.

I'm "new" to Minecraft. There could easily be millions of blocks in each of those locations. Did the creators have to collect that many resources, or is there some "building mode" where you have unlimited materials to create what you want. I'm confused.

It's written in Trey's contract that interns aren't allowed to look him in the eyes. So yeah...just remember that right before you pony up $60 in August. You're making that guy richer.

Take your time. Make it perfect.

This looks like nothing more than an annoying roadblock that will delay TES VI even longer. What a waste of resources and franchise goodwill.

After reading most of the comments below, I found it surprisingly easy to separate the people with kids and the people without them. As a peace offering I offer this surprisingly relevant (and ancient) video. Unfortunately the target audience probably won't pick up on the analogy.

A bunch of Puritan Pukes.

Still have my Atari 2600 that my parents bought in 1983. Works like a charm to this day.

Remember when Kevin Smith was set to write/direct the 3rd Fletch movie (Fletch Won) with Jason Lee as a young Irwin Fletcher...and the studio yanked it at the last minute? What could've been.

One of my favorite real covers of the last few years.

How about thumb amputation?

I'm surprised to hear me saying this, but...

The "schedule" was THE biggest reason why Dead Rising was a steaming turd.

Gamestop.

The developers should be forced to watch this video and then lug around the Stone of Shame for a few days. Awful stuff.

I can live with that. As long as there's no "insert disc X" every other quest.

3 discs? Are we going to have to keep switching between them every time a location is revisited...ala Mass Effect 3? It was cute in 1997. Not so much in 2012.

This has huge "Indy 4" potential. It's been too long.

Not really into Pokemon these days, but...

So Nintendo is essentially following the business model of your average coke dealer? Nice.