Geez, something about this art style just doesn't sit right with me. I think it's the digital painting technique they used... it just makes everything look disconnected, like her face is a completely separate object floating in space in front of the rest of her.

That's great to hear. I got that same feeling from the demo, so this just makes me even more psyched about it.

I honestly won't be too upset if it ends up being a bit of a wait for it. I've got plenty of games to play through until then. I'm still working through ZombiU, and jumping between Nintendoland and Borderlands 2. Plus Dead Space 3 and the new Sly Cooper are coming out.... GAH. Too many games!

Yeah, I definitely agree with you there. If a multi-platform game is announced with a Wii U version, I will go with that — and even endure waiting longer for its release, like with Aliens: Colonial Marines. Having a motion sensor on the Gamepad to track xenomorphs while walking slowly through a quiet, darkened air…

I must be the only hardcore fan of Dead Space (got the full gamerscore on both 1 and 2, and tore through the PS3 version of Extraction) who actually is looking forward to DS3. I played the demo and honestly enjoyed it. Yeah, the co-op is moving dangerously close to modern Resident Evil territory, but the game series…

Spot any others? ;) hehe

Hmm, I'm actually not sure how that works. I'd assume the book has all the pages printed, but I dunno. I haven't had a chance to play the game yet. My wife is visiting her family for the week so I have to wait for her to get back before I start it up. She's been waiting for it as long as I have, HAHA.

Is that the only one you spotted? hehe

It's a fantastic digital book, and an even more gorgeous book in person.

Interestingly enough, I'd rather read about this guy reading a misspelled word all day than read about how you're dissatisfied with a site you don't pay for.

Yep. That's actually how you can train your eyes to do speed reading. If you force your brain into only recognizing the first couple letters of a word, you can fly through a page and still retain over 80% of the information.

An addendum: back in high school when AIM was all the rage (like 1997 or so), I had separated out my buddy list, like ya do. Under the category for church friends, I apparently had mistyped it as "Churcle Friends". I didn't even realize it until like five years later.

Geez, did one of your ex's poop in your cheerio's or something?

It's interseting how long it takes our brains to realize that a word we've read a thosuand times before is actaully misspelled.

—is how you say "I love youuuuu"...

Don't forget his totally original sidekick, Appendages, a bright orange raccoon with 12 extra limbs to run REALLY FAST! Together the duo team up to bring down the evil robot factories run by their arch-nemesis, Dr. Cyborgovich!

Oh I agree. Though then you'd have to wonder why Samus gets earrings, but Dark Samus doesn't. Maybe she's too evil for standard hoop earrings and prefers something more punk/goth.

Actually, looking at it with 2nd-Grader Goggles on, those "earrings" may actually be the air tubes leading up the front of Samus' mask.

It actually was FF9 where I discovered how addicted you could get to a digital card game. Then years later Eye of Judgment came out on the PS3 and ohhhh man.

I would rate VIII lower than XIII, for the simple reason of the completely broken and infuriating battle system. The whole "Junction" crap where you have to equip the ability to use an item in battle? Are you kidding me??