I hear it all the time, from people who work with signals. Once you have to say dBm a lot, dB doesn't sound strange at all.

I would too, on my list, but I can see why people like FFVI more.

Last Story wasn't anywhere near top 100, much less top 15.

I personally didn't like Gaia. I would put FFIV or Secret of Mana in its place. Lufia II getting on the list makes me very happy though.

Grandia II? No way. It was actually the first console game I ever bought. It's good, but there's a lot of flaws with it. Too linear, too insanely easy, and the combo points in combat resulted in nothing. Graces F did everything better than Grandia II, and it probably still doesn't belong on this list.

I actually didn't cry on this one. I found the angst so over the top, that felt too forced. I got teary-eyed at other anime that weren't supposed to be as sad, but I found it more believable.

I don't recall fan service in it. I think one of the girls dressed up nicely for a special event, but I don't remember it was at all any related fan service. (Basically, she wore a skirt, I don't remember if there were panty shots.)

Several people in my guild definitely hit 50 in 2-3 days.

Is it a good game? I'm not sure. It's decent, at worst.

Well, I don't go to the mall much. But I do take it in stores. I assume nothing's wrong with my 3DS, since I got 400 streetpasses at Comic Con. The range of the wireless is pretty short though, I've found. Once you walk past about 20 meters (since you're British!), I lose connection for 3DS-to-3DS gaming.

I've been carrying my 3DS XL around for weeks, and I've gotten 3 streetpasses. This includes taking it to a Japanese bookstore and Japanese grocery store a few times.

It's not new. Ten has always been the max, since release. I remember people talking about it years ago.

My 3DS would last about 1-1.5 days with wireless on. My 3DS XL, on the other hand, lasts about 3-4 days as well. In fact, I opened my 3DS XL this morning at the start of day 3, and the battery's at half bar. Though I did play it for maybe 30 minutes in that period.

So if I have a DS, I just need a 2DS to upgrade to a 3DS?

That's why I put "genius" in quotes.

By sheer size, it is the biggest thing!

This was known before it launched. Nintendo's "genius" reasoning was that the consumer would already have a charger from owning a DSi/DSi XL. However, The US chargers don't accept 220 V sources common in Europe, so maybe the US power adapter is just significantly cheaper because of this.

Apparantly, the table is $50,000. As cool as it is, that's more than a nice car.

Aren't portables supposed to be, you know, portable? This thing is so ugly, and the controls placed so awkwardly, I just hope it fails for the sake of the consumers. And there looks to be a ton of wasted space.

"Obviously we want to drive Wii U momentum," Fils-Aime said of the reasoning behind the price drop. "We've been very clear that software is what drives hardware. And we feel very good about the line-up of software for Wii U. Taking the added step to improve the value just reinforces our commitment to make sure that…