Yeah, most of all it needs some sort of difficulty tweak. I'm feeling like I'm at some sort of pay wall, and that's not good for developer trust. At least I don't have to pay to get the TARDIS towed back to the garage and wait 2 hours before I can play again, so that's a plus. (Sad that things like that are…

Colonel Oak: "Ekans? Answer me! Ekaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnssssssssssssssssssss?!"

As others have noted, there are a ton of really nice games. But you have a point in that there are a zillion Mario spinoff titles. Some of which are phoned in. Pointing out the longtime turd of the company as a prime example of everything just makes you look like a bitter and foolish person.

Beat me to it.

My my my, another ignorant PC gamer. I've suspected for years that PC Gaming is for the lonely. I see why now.

A fugue state?!

*sits at the computer staring blankly at the video without moving*

Oh snap, is that a young Charles Dance?

Just in case he gets two of them - they're bound to be popular gifts.

No.

The most important thing to give along with a Vita - a gift receipt.

This is America, where "too much" is "never enough". Have you seen our food?

That's exactly what I'm getting at. They're compelled to amass as much data on us as they can, for their advertising and social networks. I don't mind paying a bit more for things these days, you really can't trust free/cheap things anymore.

Also, the company with the largest web service presence also runs one of the largest advertising networks.

No Monster Hunter...? o_O O_o ._. x_x

I personally prefer to shoot dragon soldiers in tight corridors.

Oh and believe it or not, the PS3 gave up the ghost *on the day PSN came back up* after the downtime that lasted forever. Maybe sitting around dormant for a couple months or whatever contributed too. Sounds made up, but it's true.

My MGS4 bundle "fat" PS3 is dead*, and my Xbox lives on. Go figure.

I always thought it was humorous how the arbitrary big numbers this game uses means that some pokemon burn so hot, that every single Magcargo would burn through the ground to the earth's core.