Really? Is the general consensus that it looks awful?

Question of the Week:

Someone smack some sense into me and tell me that the listing for June 2 is a fluke, and there is no way in hell that many first-party games would release on that one Thursday.

@hazelnut1112: Agreed. It's what Sony charges for PSP games anyway.

Why exactly do we keep saying "March in North America"?

#19 is absolutely brilliant.

Gurren Lagann and Dreamcast Man are awesome.

I swear, some of these trailers make me feel like I'd be fine with just a movie.

3DS.

As this point, Gearbox probably won't let it slip. Besides, the legend has made the quality of the game irrelevant: Duke Nukem Forever is guaranteed capital simply for being Duke Nukem Forever.

@QuantumLeaper: April 1st is fine too. Wasn't that one of the original gold dates while it was still at 3D Realms?

Next year?

For some reason, I really like #1. I could go for an Atari minifridge contraption.

Store of the future?

@Mokon: I thoroughly enjoyed the cell stage. I would have bought a whole game to that end for $20 or so on Steam.

I thought I was promised a full game based on the cell stage of Spore. Whether or not I imagined that, I still want it.

Brink 2 proceeds to blur the line between all entertainment mediums, being a hit novel, a sitcom, a Michael Bay film, and a Mario ROMhack all at the same time.

@uinku: Nice.

@Ueziel: I had 700 Wii Points left I wasn't going to use on anything else, so I bought it, and so far it's pretty fun, which is odd, because I don't usually like Metroidvania games that much. It definitely has a lot of style.

@Ueziel: Have you played it? If so, could you give a rough idea of its length and difficulty?