@Ethereal87: I've really only seen that with first party titles. If it's a non-Nintendo title, the price comes down really fast like any other game. The price drops are a direct result of the popularity of the game dropping off. With Nintendo always pushing their own games, the popularity declines much slower, so you…

@TheGreat&PowerfulTurtle: Guess what? It's free. You don't have to pay for it. And you don't have to agree with his personal views to enjoy the works he's created.

I didn't make any specific New Year's Resolutions, but I am continuing what I started near the end of last year in trying to get more fit. It's just a lot of little things. Like doing a few reps of weight lifting in the morning and at night, or standing or squatting instead of using my chair, since it burns more…

@Eltigro: There's armor there? All I see is a bikini...

@DeadlyWhispers: True, they haven't always been on top, but they've never been left behind. Nintendo has been around longer than most gaming companies, and will continue to be around long after many gaming companies.

@Angry Robot: It's both terrifying and adorable!

I enjoy well thought out achievements that give you new goals to achieve or make you do something you might not have thought about otherwise. Little jokes and hidden things are fun to find. It's only when they can't think of anything better and just default to "kill x number of enemies" or "collect x number of…

@wightlight: You mean it's not from almost 18,000 years in the future? Darn.

So not only are your computer parts exposed, but the ports and everything are on the bottom, leading me to assume the optical drives are at the top. Yeah, this is a case of design gone wrong. You spend too much time making something look pretty and forget that it needs to be practical. This isn't sculpture, it's a…

@jazmonkey: I thought of that, too. This definitely wouldn't be the first multiplayer game where death was permanent.

@Nintendo Tim: Just like this.

@Nick Edge: I live in the suburbs of San Diego, right in Southern California, and even this close to major cities there are a lot of people that talk like that. They have a drawl to their speech. It's not uncommon among the uneducated and uncultured, and if the masses speak that way, then eventually even the smart,…

@khalilwheatley: It's the first link from the article, here

@Kai Norman: That would probably add to the worn look. The shoes are close an enough, though, I think.

@TheTonyShow: That's why I always buy slightly out of date technology. Why spend loads of money buying the latest and greatest stuff when even better stuff is always right around the corner? I can get a very solid PC for half the cost if everything I buy is at least 6 months old.

@tetracycloide: Yeah, but it's nice to have official confirmation.

@TiltingMills: That's what I did for Oblivion and Fallout 3, but with New Vegas I bought it right away for PC. I figured the trend was just costing me money I didn't need to be spending, and then I get the benefit of mods right away.

The Bethesda guys tweeted about this a few days ago, and I read through the entire thread on how he made it. Even seeing it all step by step, it's still hard to imagine bits of plastic and foam turning into something so awesome.

@martinmatty: They wear jeans and shoes in the game. It's just less noticeable, since everyone always looks at the bad ass duster.

@Afrocass: From what I can tell, there are actually 8. Which still supports your theory that it's BS.