Giantbomb. I spend nearly as much time there as I do here.

Elfen Lied is a good one.

So, april draws closer, and with it comes the release of my next big gaming purchase: The Witcher 2 for 360. I know little else besides the fact that it's an RPG, and that its PC counterpart is pretty highly regarded around these parts. I'm pretty much just riding the hype train on this one.

My daughters name is Aeris, so I'd have to say definitely maybe.

I disagree. Cena staled out because , yes, he was raking in far too much money in merch for them. But he's no longer the number one merch mover. Punks stuff has been at the top for weeks. Plus you have Ryder moving some, and with the recent crowd reactions and push, I'm sure Santinos gear has to be doing well.

i'm pretty sure it is going to go down exactly as you described it. They'll give Taker the big official sounding 20-0, and then have him take the dive next year. With as much respect as Taker is known to have for the business, I highly doubt he is going to go out without putting someone over.

Also, this is from a really recent show, and that crowd certainly is not dead.

"bad in-ring performances"

Rock is unlockable? I was pretty sure he was only offered as DLC to those who pre ordered.

Wait a minute, unless something really drastic happens (or happened since Smackdown is taped) on Smackdown that I'm not aware of, there is no possible way for Big Show to retain a title he doesn't have to begin with.

Yes. there is simply nothing accomplished business wise if The Rock simply comes in, beats one of the top guys, and then leaves again. This whole thing is a "passing of the torch" ala Rock/Hogan.

ME3. And I don't regret a second of it.

There is absolutely no way EA should've gone over Comcast in this. I'm not sure I know of any company that should even come close.

I can already see the anger coming forth in the comments, but I have to say that it's better than what I would've done with them.

I...I...did not know that, and I've had a 360 for years. I shall go hangmy head in shame, and then proceed to travel Skyrim while blazing metal pours from the heavens. Thank you.

Weird. At first I was getting "comment save failed", now I'm getting " you don't have permission to comment on this site". Only on Chrome though.

Yea really. I would've sworn that I've spent far too much of my time here arguing with people. there is always a dissenting opinion, no matter the topic.

Okay, I went ahead linked to my Facebook since the article clearly stated that nobody would be able to see it through Kotaku anyways. But now I've read several comments stating the exact opposite.

I'm beginning to see why I have a big difference in opinion on this subject due to your analogy. I personally thought Return of the King shouldhave ended there, instead of dragging out another hour.

Are the Gawker higher-ups just determined to kill reader numbers or what? I'm not going anywhere myself, but I'm not sure kotaku can really take another mass exodus of readers.