Yeah, and the character stats stick with the figure, so you can take it with you.

Quite true - and the cooler aspect to me is: the figures hold the stats. So, if you take your toy to your friends house, it doesn't just recognize what figure it is, it recognizes everything you've done with it.

First he quotes a Pokemon song as being from a great poet, now this. The guy is a joke.

Nova looks so awesome! Can't wait! Now we just have to see how Rocket Racoon fights!

Marv Wolfman also created my fav for Marvel - Nova, who will be in the upcoming Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 :D

He knew he was lying — this wasn't some BS retroactive crap. He was actively misrepresenting who he was.

It's a big deal. I'm sorry you can't understand why.

If by plane disappearing you mean it being blown up and the pilot ejecting and floating down on a parachute, then ... Yes, that is exactly what happened here. The only glitch seems to be the ability to fire a stinger or whatever it was while parachuting.

You're just making crap up now - it's ridiculous.

I think you misjudge how much this site is monitored ... it's one of the few that is by industry types. This is not the first time this has happened directly after a post on Kotaku. Is it Kotaku's fault? No, the modders publicized it, but I doubt the action would come as quickly if it had not been on a site such as…

Ace Combat this week for me, and —- GUARDIAN HEROES!!! So excited!

Of course they drew attention - Kotaku posted it on the front page. Before that, NBC had no idea.

Huh ... that's a pretty good idea. Nifty.

I went to a hospital once ... oh, oh! Now I'm a doctor!

If an intel specialist assists in a Navy SEAL operation, it doesn't make him a SEAL. Same thing with the Green Berets ... and, the men that have served would tell you the same thing.

Actually, there are many ways in which it may be considered illegal, which shows the extraordinary limits of your intellect. Not the least is that he may have lied to investors in his company to receive capital. Illegal.

The USPTO disagrees ... They win.

If it protects its weak spot to prevent massive damage, I'd buy it!

No, he offered to ADD more words to scrolls, he refused to take the word scrolls out which is what the problem is.

Because legend had entered into the public domain because the originators didn't protect their trademark.