Geez, there's like 12 different pronunciations of alderaan in there.

You can't get the cards you mulligan back. They're not put into the deck until *after* you get your new cards. So it goes without saying that it's not the "exact-exact hand"

Why does Gamestop crack old PS2 discs in half before they throw them in the dumpster? Whatever that reason is...probably that.

They even photoshopped in an entire finger!

OK, I'm dense. Someone tell me how to turn the subtitles on.

Linear games are awesome. There, I said it. I don't know where and why it ever became a bad word.

Eh, I wouldn't necessarily agree. PS2 was chock full of great (as well as many underrated) JRPGs. The Xenosaga trilogy, Persona 3 and 4, the .hack trilogy (way underrated), the Kingdom Hearts, the Suikodens, the Star Oceans, the FFs...I could go on and on.

So, from the video, is seems the fourth dimension is just binary in this game. Fairly disappointing, IMO.

Nope, I tilt my head down to look down, and tilt my head up to look up. Most refer to the direction towards the shoulder buttons as "up", not "forward".

I've never been sure what to do on Lego games when I'm ready to quit. If you pause inside a level, you can only quit to the batcave/hub/whatever. So I'm never sure if I'm more likely to lose progress *within* a level if I turn the power off without quitting, or if I exit the level back to the hub, and *then* quit…

I've seen plenty with a brightness option that simply brings up a color bar or whatever and says "adjust your TV's brightness so that...".

U.S. population is over 2.5 as much as Japan. EU's is over 4 times as much. So even most of those games you listed sold more per capita in Japan. And I wouldn't consider Demon Souls a JRPG by any stretch of the imagination. I wouldn't even consider Valkyria Chronicles a JRPG, more of a SRPG (Japan refers to games…

Oh, I gotcha. Didn't see the icon at the top of the screen. Robot arms and all that. And yeah, there's some talk about the shuffle and deal and stuff going on about the stuff in the link you posted. Thanks!

How does it know what the next card that's coming is?

I'm enjoying it. The first couple of hours was some of the funniest material I've seen in a video game. It's a fairly easy game, even on hardcore difficulty (only thing I've played on so far). There's a decent amount of depth (e.g. badges you can use to modify equipment), which would probably matter more if the…

It's been Mar 11th since September, at least.

I've put 7 1/2 hours into it so far, and judging by the trophy list, I'm probably 35-40% of the way through the game. Which would put the total at about 18-22 hours. But I did spend a good amount of time early just exploring (and I'm the type that explores every nook and cranny), so the last 60-65% might not won't…

Bioshocker Infinite!

To elaborate, from Wikipedia: "A scientific theory is a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world, based on knowledge that has been repeatedly confirmed through observation and experimentation...As with all forms of scientific knowledge, scientific theories are inductive in nature—that is, they…

That's a theorem, not a theory. You can disprove a theory, but you can't prove one. A theory remains a theory for as long as it remains unproven.