You can find those little screwdriver bits pretty cheaply online, if you so inclined. On the credit card theme, credit card/merchant types issue little alcohol-soaked credit card things to clean credit card scanners at retailers. Something like that might work alright if you borrowed one.

The official Nintendo cleaning kit for the NES (which was admittedly, for the inner slot, not for games) seemed to be an absorbent white stick slotted inside a cartridge-like casing that dripped alcohol (or what seemed to be) on.

Huh. Well, I'd hope they'd retool the super-repetitive levels. I don't know how many times you run through the exact same little room-set in that game. Multiplayer seems redundant at this point.

I think Brutal Legend is the only game he's made that I thought was not-so-great. Mostly because, while the characters and humor were nice, the tactics style gameplay was awkward for the format. It would've been better as a platformer maybe like psychonauts. Or maybe something else entirely. The writing was fine,…

Meh. The article is misleading. Let's assume that the study was perfectly accurate and that there was nothing wrong with the measure, sample, and/or methodology. We're still left with questions over how the attractiveness matter was settled, and how far over "average" the in intelligence difference kicks in. We…

HD re-release? Weren't these all already HD? Pretty sure the ones I have on the 360 are.

The SaGa series is awesome, one of Square's few gems in my opinion (with the exception of Unlimited). Crystal Chronicles is thoroughly mediocre, though the first was a decent party game.

I figure a few thefts are much much better than the murder of a Gamestop employee we had here a couple years back.

Will it have the over-sized detailed sprites like the FF1 release for PSP did?

@jandlecack: Calling an argument stupid, and giving an explanation as to why that is so is the cornerstone of debate. Calling a person stupid is not close to that. Directing attacks at a person is a logical fallacy:

@Archaotic: I know RPGamer has a "finish the game before reviewing" policy. Can't think of too many places that do though.

@DJ Schway: I wouldn't be that familiar with her MvsC2 sprite I suppose. And thanks for the info on F.

@mrwarbear1226: It does have some, yes. I was just saying it's Nintendo-centric, 11 "letters" are from Nintendo properties. That's nearly half the alphabet on first-party properties.

@Xeiphyer: I was thinking, Unreal, Ulala, Ultimecia, or maybe Ultima (the series)

Huh... well, I've been playing video games since the Atari, but I don't know U. The list is pretty nintendo-centric from what I can tell.

So the developer will make money.

@wolfgangwozniak: It's all about Wendy! Though Ms. "I don't mind a little overtime" also rocks.

@PunkyChipsAhoy: Impossible, the programmers have no doubt spent plenty of time in their "lair" perfecting things.

An enhanced port/remake isn't exactly "the newest entry" anymore than Final Fantasy 1 on the PSP was the "newest entry" at the time.

Megaman was out of place. The Megaman collection was playable on Xbox and is backwards compatible on 360. The 360 has seen two Megaman Arcade releases.