You just won the Internet!

I laughed, and I'm canadian :)

Because checking the boxes would mean breaking open the seals, they wouldn't be able to sell them as new if they did.

- Foot: Check.

aaah, missed that part.

That's actually the one she hates the most. I think it's artsy enough that people won't even guess it's related to a game unless they actually know Shadow of the Colossus, and if they do, they'll appreciate it, so it's certainly a win-win situation.

I can get how you could sever ONE arm with a woodcutting axe, but both arms? how do you even do the second one if your first arm is severed? didn't that seem odd to the people at CNN?

I was helping my wife fold the laundry the other day when she grabbed one of my T-shirts ([www.jinx.com]) and asked me:

With a magnet, maybe?

Although the end result is a bit awkward, I admire the creative process and ingenuity. No matter how you look at it, that's art.

I'll just leave this very old, but still very appropriate guide on how to comment on just about any blog or news site here:

Bravo, mrClint, my thoughts exactly.

I've been reading Kotaku for a very long time already. I've always appreciated the quality of comments posted by the reader base (which actually deserves to be called a community). That really pushes me to make an effort to post intelligent, constructive remarks, as much as possible, and contribute in a positive way…

Bravo! Simply magnificent!

if the glass rims were portals connected to each other, not only would you not be able to drink either of them, but you'd quickly end up with a brown mix in both glasses after a few tries

Matter of taste. I bought a Classic Controller about a week after I started playing, because it didn't seem right at all with the Wiimote and Nunchuck. I immediately vastly preferred the accessibility of commands with the Classic Controller (more buttons to work with, button disposition that's more traditional, second…

That's the thing. Using the Wii Remote and Nunchuck, it doesn't rely on motion control at all, it just uses the buttons. Which means that you'll have fewer buttons to work with and with an awkward disposition. While it's perfectly playable, the camera is tough to control, a lot of commands will rely on button…

Your loss, I guess.

I got this game a few weeks ago (I'm in Europe), and I'd certainly file it as *the* single most entertaining game I've played on the Wii. I think I'm probably halfway through the game, maybe a bit more (don't know what's coming so it's hard to tell really), and there is SO MUCH stuff to do. Doing every sidequest I can…

I hear footsteps!