I have loved the amount of detail that Blizzard puts in their cinematics. They know how to just make things look cool. That's the best thing I can say. The reveal trailer for Starcraft II was just a dude getting dressed up as a Marine, but everything about it just screamed "THIS IS SO COOOOOOL!"

I feel like this is a pretty common stance, 'cause I'm with you on it. The actual action gameplay was good, and there were occasional strong moments of puzzling and platforming, but for the most part it just wasn't good. Those forced scanning parts were annoying, the plot was terrible, they limited your backtracking…

I guess it kind of is an Easter egg. I know I actually didn't connect/get that when I played, mainly because the Prime games were the first Metroid games I got through (I'd played a little of Super before then).

Oh Juri. Once you're in the game, I'm interested.

As a Pittsburgh resident, I'm a little upset that I don't get to see the city destroyed that much. Makes me think that no one cares about us. Well, we're a city too! We have…buildings. And bridges! Lots of bridges!

The technology that lets him do this can only be shut down by inputting the correct password in his computer! But…what could it be!?! The entire movie is Batman and Supes trying to figure out what the password hint: "backwards" could mean (and no, it's not drowssap).

I'm actually not entirely sure how they worked, but I think they worked a little differently. Maybe it was just the game (one of the Killzones, I want to say 2), but I just couldn't get the Move to work right for me, whereas I never really had a problem getting the hang of the Wiimote. Maybe it was that we had the…

Sounds like my thoughts are true, and Jesse Eisenberg reprising his role as Mark Zuckerberg (but this time calling himself Lex Luthor) is the only reason to think about checking it out.

And Yet It Links should be a show about the "no this can't be true oh god it has a wikipedia page" things on the internet.

Haha, where I work at least, there are actually very few who do, and a distinct number actually have hair that is shoulder length or longer (and obviously tucked away for service). Most of the people who have really short or no hair are naturally balding…or unnaturally balding due to the stress of the job.

As someone who works in a kitchen, I can say that someone looking like they're capable of cold-blooded murder is called "How's it going today, Ray?"

The risk with that is narrowing it down too much. Just tackling Paper, for example, only gives you 4-6 games to go over. Even just sticking with main series Mario games limits it a bit (and could end up having "Worst" and "Weirdest" being the same, depending on how you view Sunshine…although I've heard NSMB2 is pretty…

They also don't show him cutting his own salary when the company was struggling. That might've been weird to animate.

…I think I'd like my money back…

They at least tried with the 1v1 mode, but it sadly falls apart due to a lot of issues. The fact that the game is built around using both screens hurts it. A co-op campaign might be the best option. Or maybe something like StarFox Zero's co-op mode, where one player is squidding and dodging around, while your couch…

XCX does at least let you choose what you want to have on screen. I got rid of most of the info, really only keeping what's necessary.

Gonna agree on this one. The scenery in Pikmin 3 is just fantastic in general, with everything just looking…surprisingly realistic.

That is a pretty good sale. I'm sadly in the boat where I really didn't have games growing up, so I hardly have anything to try and sell for good money. There are a couple games that I managed to find under very lucky circumstances (Skies of Arcadia for the GameCube for $20…somehow), but for the most part it's all…

I'm pretty sure I lost guys and I got the 100% item completion ending on my playthrough, so it doesn't give you anything like that. Couldn't tell you if you get something special like a cutscene or something (I mean, I guess I could look it up…but I don't really do that).

I'll definitely agree on the online being an issue, with Splatoon just giving up on me some nights. I personally am cool without achievements (since devs can put them in game if they want, and most of my experience with them on other consoles felt immersion breaking and annoying). They also kind of did put them in…