I always thought it was pronounced "Mo-jang" as Stephen said in the interview... but Hari pronounced it "Mo-yang". Which is correct / preferred?

Ouch.

The box the NES version comes in looks better than the 3DS itself.

You obviously haven't been in a GameStop lately... the looping video that plays on the in-store monitors will tell you about it every 90 seconds or so. "Listed by Expo Magazine as one of the 50 fastest-growing expos in the country!"

Not *every* platform.

Same here, using Chrome

Maybe this is a lousy analogy, but I feel like Sakaguchi-san leaving console RPG for mobile projects and really wanting to work with a specific programmer is sort of like Steven Spielberg saying he's going to shift exclusively to doing YouTube videos because he really wants to work with PewDePie.

Where's Daxter?

Go back to Kotaku articles from 2012 about the 3DS XL and look at the comments whining and complaining that Nintendo stupidly failed to add a second Circle Pad.

REGGIE: "Alright Madison Avenue advertising agency, we need a dark, gritty ad to promote our upcoming Wii U Legend of Zelda title. Give me your best ideas."

Mandatory

The Japanese name for Crystalis was a tad more dramatic than its American counterpart: "God Slayer: Sonata of the Far Away Sky." The main protagonist, Mesia, was a scientist waking from 100 years of cryogenic sleep after a nuclear war destroyed the planet. It was the first exposure to steampunk many had before they…

I really want to hear him do all the Skyrim dragon voices as Mario. "My time has a-come again, Dhovakhin! I have-a feasted on many a-greater than you! Ha-ha!"

Luke, just curious if Kotaku is not naming the hackers as to not give them unwarranted publicity (is this a Kotaku editorial policy?). Some other mainstream media outlets are naming them, though I notice most gaming-centric sites are not.

Remember, this came out the year AFTER Jurassic Park.

Played this game to death in college, and I or one of my roommates discovered the tank ammo glitch, though I can't remember how. I do recall the hilarity of firing tank shells at random in the street stage, though.

I have to imagine a King's Quest adaptation would work quite well with the Wii U GamePad.

Important! Will we pronounce it "Geometry Wars Three" or "Geometry Wars Cubed"?

Business sense =/= common sense. They don't care about human beings, they care about the bottom line and pleasing shareholders.

I do want to get one eventually — I'm a big Nintendo fan though, and there are quite a few more first-party exclusives on Wii U that I want, as opposed to PS4 or X1. Someday!

I do want to get one eventually — I'm a big Nintendo fan though, and there are quite a few more first-party…