@Slinker: Damn it I need to play this game again now!

@Goldwings: Brings a smile to everyone's face... unless you got no face: Pretty much the best song ever. And of course the levels that had this song were awesome too. _Loved_ those clouds in the background...

Now _that's_ my kind of game!

Also explains why Luigi became the sidekick...

@bananapyramid: This just in: Science discovers that parenting your children helps them develop!

@Cleesox: I liked the voice actor for Oblivion.

@kitsuneconundrum: EXACTLY my thoughts. I was just about to post that. Oblivion was an awesome game and very high quality in many respects, but the whole experience had an undercurrent of shittiness because the engine is just so crappy.

@Toshi: Meh.

@The_Foo: I'm far from a Grammar Nazi, but that bugged me too. And really, it's more of a semantic mistake.

@stopbanningme: My name is Jonny, but it's a common name so it is always taken. jonny_wonny is stupid so it's never taken. I never liked the process of trying to come up with a cool name that isn't taken, so I decided to just go with a stupid one...

@excaliburps: Me excited!

@☆Giroro G66☆: It takes time to develop games of perfection.

@Timnicebutdim: Books aren't consumed like video games are. Sure, if people had mini books that they brought around with them everywhere, but most people don't do that - most people only do that with video games.

@scrapking: Way does it need to be a progression? Each button stands on it's own. The meanings each button has in a game don't follow a logical progression, so why should the buttons? Symbols which could represent possible in game actions are better than symbols in a logical progression.

Hmm, interesting! Should have put that in the manual. Then maybe the symbols could have actually served as mnemonics.

Looks good to me!

@NixonsGhost: Kiki's Delivery Service and, of course, the best movie of all time, Totoro.

@lance.uppercut: Killing the explorer process and then starting the game has worked for me.

@Nyarlahotep: Boobs.

@TRT-X: I don't see the point you are trying to make. They _did_ listen to the community.