@somarix: It's really not. That demo was not intended for American audiences or anyone outside of where the game is sold where they can obviously handle the difficulty.

@supremesonic: Stuntman Ignition is such a good game but it has no audience. No one cares about it, despite it being a great title. The online and multiplayer modes are so much fun and really interesting and unique, just racing to get the most stunt points. But there's no one to play with, so I'll only get to play if…

@railskins: The Tomb Raider movies weren't decent but the Final Fantasy one was?

Bring this to America and I'll gladly pay $200.

Invaders rule my life. I have the decals on my wall.

So they completely lie, announce they're doing pretty well, go through with firing people (usually to save money...) and then confirmed their lie with no shame to Kotaku?

This is pretty cool, but (I've never checked or cared) shouldn't there be a few websites where you can play text games?

@Arkageon: The Viva Pinata tv show was created to advertise the game.

@MisterMcThursday: According to cheapassgamer, there will be a sale from 8/17 - 8/23 of buy 1 360 game, get 1 360 game 50% off. In some areas the deal starts on the 15th but I don't know where those would be.

@Candlejack: @Fadakar: @Hand_O_Death: Yeah, this is the problem with converting scores to a universal scale. G4 does things simply: 1-5, no .5 scores and unlike 100 point scales, the numbers all mean something. 3 is average, for example, where a 100% scale, 50-75 is average depending what you're reading. 5 isn't…

@NeVeRMoRe666: Don't want to seem heartless, it is a sad practice but lmfao didn't expect that at all.

There are bigger mysteries, I think. The pulling off of creating a show based on a user created content game isn't so difficult. Obviously, they'll create some and use those. Viva Pinata is a show based around a pet/farm sim, but they came up with a cute storyline out of nowhere to make the show work.

I've seen bigger spins of nonsense.

@Emperor_Guam: Well if it does, which I can't be bothered to fact check, the $1.99 pricepoint and friendly Mario Kart-like fun are probably the remedy to your baffled-ness.

@LUCYMONO: Go for it. Just let me know your from kotaku and not a random player invite.

@ビッグ ボス: Add me. I love Catan. I usually only play with a specific friend and never even searched for other games, but yeah. I'd be up for it. I won't quit early :)

@ThursdayNext: Ok, I get it. Thanks for the clarification.

@ThursdayNext: Check how many are actually first party and you'll be surprised at what you find. Exclusve =/= first party and you're giving Sony credit for things separate developers happen to be doing on their system.

@Rykuen: And you probably won't get fined. It's the people that know and do it with a guilty conscience that get caught.

That's good. They do good stuff.