Yeah, but I'm wanting something a little more concrete that that.

It used to be that a good chunk of the "mainstream" Gundam Games would cross over to North America, but at around the time of Mobile Suit Gundam Crossfire, everything sort of dried up. Why did it stop?

Besides the Dynasty Warriors games we don't get…

Why don't they translate more Gundam games in english?
(I might get an answer from a more knowledgeable Kotaku reader)

Yup yup!

Yes, because the amount of surprise I got from Guac was the same as Blood Dragon's.

1. Guacamelee. I'm suckered in by the Mexploitation of it all. Super well constructed, and probably one of the best Metroidvanias around.

There's a big debate in Communication's literature that focuses on whether irony or satire can be effective forms of criticism.

Last picture is best picture.

In some sort of topsy-turvy world where Hasbro gives up WoTC, sure.

Huh, and here I was hoping EA was making a political statement.

Well, at least one that isn't so blatantly self serving as: "We don't have to pay no-body-no-how to use other folk's trademarks in our game."

Poor Wizards of the Coast, their Trademarks are now under threat of being used in other games.

Ah, my mistake. I guess I conflated Edmonton & Montreal.

Either way, even if it's far off, new Bioware Star Wars game can't be all that bad. (For all of its flaws, I still really enjoyed SWTOR.)

I trust Bioware Maryland to work on a console RPG.

Don't trust Bioware Austin as much if only because SWTOR wasn't as innovative as it could've been.

Well, on the bright side Bioware can make another KOTOR now.

Monster Power does a good job of that too. I felt that MP10 was doable as a lvl 1 wizard, even easier if you have a papa toon that provides some amount of crafting mats so you can insta-buy all of the blacksmith items once you can.

Havne't dones MP10 with a melee character yet. Looking forward to doing that in the PS3…

This is only problematic if it's an item that scales as you level and gave relevent stats (Primary Attack Stat + Vitality). And even then, Monster Power and multiplayer are better EXP multipliers than a pre-order item.

But games compete with each other, and everyone is in different life places.

Art and Capital collide once again!

Only if that's what you want to do. I like people and interacting with them in a tactile sense.

She's now unemployable, and her marriage apparently took a turn for the worse because of this debacle.

The socialization aspect of television is super important, and means that it'll have a place in people's lives, even if folks do end up watching TV or playing games on other devices.

But what is that self control for? A barren worldscape where everyone else is shut off from you because they're more interested in looking a pictures of cats?