@YuniYoshi: Stupid? Yes, I would agree with that. But in this day and age, it wouldn't strike me as surprising. Just 'cause I called it doesn't mean I want it to be that way, I only got a new iPod Touch the other day and would love to have a new Sonic on it.

iPad. Calling it here first, to be the first iPad game that won't work on iPhone/iPod.

@Michael Dukakis: The ting is, they're the same game, they're just Dunkerque with a different skin.

@darkroomdemons.com: I remember seeing the original on CNET's The 404 Podcast, laughed my ass off. Well done sir. Very well done indeed.

I couldn't care less at this point, but all I want now is for Nomura to stop trolling everyone and just give us a damn final answer on whether it's happening or not.

@(Starman) #number258: Agreed, besides most people just know it as Music Monday from Twitter anyway, so why change what's already a known thing?

Wow, clearly my love for Baroness on #musicmonday has spread!

@Michael Dukakis: Well, when death faces you, you just have to stand firmware and take it like a man.

@Erwin: Double negative?

@legendnthemaking: Promoted because that's a damn beautiful version of that song. Fitting occasion too.

While it's good from a journalistic standpoint to see how liable to breakdown consoles are in comparison to each other, this is just going to open up a can of fanboy worms in here.

@OW-Holmes cant carry guns: Whoooooo's on stage? The Who, who, Who who!

@OW-Holmes cant carry guns: [www.epiconeliner.com]

@gundaman: Just imagine what Fallout: Motor City's going to be like. It'll be the San Andreas of Fallout games.

@Janglesatwest: Yep, that's Ron Perlman all right.

@james castle: I think it's more to do with the critical panning Sonic games have gotten recently, so they want to make sure that when people actually do buy it, the purchase shall haunt them for the rest of their days.

@deanbmmv:

@yousofi: Isn't there an achievement for that?

@chewblaha: That helmet just looks like a B.C. Big Daddy if you ask me :\

@grantanamo: Weird Al's a bad choice to pick. By way of parody, he can rightfully use someone else's music and take the piss out of it as long as the original authors are credited. He doesn't have to ask permission to do it, but does it anyway because it's just good etiquette.