I'm not exactly sure how coupons could be any different than their sales. I guess the coupons will be things people can earn any time of the year, or else I don't see the difference.

Is he still going to work for Nintendo or become his own studio?

That was pretty good other than the point where they didn't provide a reason for not "saving" her. Otherwise, funny.

I think the gems system is a fine addition. Customization can help balance out the power of characters that might be otherwise under-powered based on their standard stats. I think that is also the point where most people are having a problem.

This is a perfect example where Nintendo is missing out because they don't provide playable demos through the Wii.

I'm not sure how the localization process works currently, but can't they do localization alongside development of the "standard" language? Couldn't that lower cost and speed up release time frames?

With those choices, they wonder why we don't buy more Wii games.

The Paradigm shift system didn't changes much except for monsters fitting specific roles, which this teaser didn't even address.

QTE's are just implemented terribly, often. Life or death inputs are the cardinal sin of the mechanic.

Street Fighter VS Transformers? I'm sold.

I picked Zelda over Skyrim. I'm a long time Zelda fan and I've never played an Elder Scrolls game, that's why. So here's my stance.

I'm currently playing Zelda: Skyward Sword. One point of friction that seems to be missing is the remote vibrating when Link's sword strikes objects or enemies.

Interesting. I wonder what rating they'll shoot for (if it is a real thing).

You get the suit from a leaf. I don't count that as animal cruelty.

I wonder how many more people would buy COD if the rating was below M. I'd give LEGO COD a shot.

In the spirit of bad things video games can teach young children (for satirical entertainment purposes:

You can be mad about the quick price drop, but as an early adopter, you have to be aware that bundles, alternate colors, and special editions come later. Don't feel jilted there. Also, I think the policy has changed and Ambassador titles will be transferable.

Yes I do agree with Bioware's strategy at best, even though I haven't bought much of their DLC.

I understand that developer studios can be made of teams and how their work can finish well before the launch of the game they were working on.

I think the issue people are complaining about with DLC is that the way the industry markets it, the perceived value of core product doesn't match the real-world price.