I watch the video, and kinda' wish there was some way for people who love particular movies and *coincidentally* happen to have skills in developing games to be in charge of making games for them.

I wish they'd bring back all the different styles, just for the heck of it-

I almost wish someone had the cheek to have some fun connecting one to a Christmas lights display with a bit of a delay.

Am I the only one thinking it's time to talk about Psychology, with an intentional capital P?

I think you're leaving out a big fact from the TV show-

What exactly are they made out of?

Just saw it a few hours ago, and I was wondering about that watch, too...

While it's not as fun as the struggle to get a hold of a classic, it'd definitely be nice for the sake of being able to take a classic body and tweaking it with modern tech.

Figured this would be their answer ever since I saw that jet in the credits- if it's that fast in-game, flying through the city must be something else.

Aw, I was hoping by "musical change", you mean they were bringing back the custom soundtrack and finally putting it into the PS3 version of the game...

Glad I wasn't the only person who was rather glum that after hints of a female protagonists, nothing came through.

Ha, I've actually heard brains has an absurd amount of cholesterol in them- a hundred grams can account for 1000% of the daily value.

Here's an interview where it's brought up:

123456?

The main character has an ornate Mauser C96 as his trusty gun?

Yeah, I don't feel this' teleportation so much as downloading from a computer.

Ah, naturally the poor car I have sitting outside has to be included in the list...

Couldn't help but crack up at the expression he gives when he turns "over there"- I know it's probably just a grimacey-frown, but given what happened and how they managed not to have the roof collapse...

Brings new meaning to the term "straining ladle"...

Ah, I misinterpreted that as "Researchers build a mammal entirely from stem cells"... Sticking cells together to form bits and bobs, then animating it did seem a little too intricate when we're still developing basic stem-cell formed organs.