I predict an army of Boba Fett bounty hunters to overrun XBL any day now. Quite frankly, I'm all for that.

Extra deadly Baby Pulse Grenade confirmed.

Run? Heck no, FIGHT! It's an opportunity to be destroyed by a gaming icon, and that is just as much fun as another win vs "just another Ryu."

@th4tkid: Shouldn't pirate stuff just because it isn't something you would pay for. That adds fuel to the fire. Why not just play the games you want to instead of not paying people who do work hard on their games, bugs or not?

Learning all of this piques my interest a notch, though as a cinema fan and gamer there is a lot of jaded cocoon to cut through.

@Dodge2002: You're on the right track, though I'm afraid piracy is most likely here to stay. Go with technology, don't fight it. That is the problem that DRM creates on the PC: it adds a layer of protection (albeit often easily bypassed) but usually adds a certain burden or restriction to the user that is a deterrent…

Pretty good. For $500 incredible, and enjoyed it more than both of the first two AvP films combined.

@Sobersean: aka Doctor Aquafresh: I will not accept the replacement of "wonky". Such acts are utterly shonky.

Eh, just happy that my Mac brethren can now have some of the games the PCers have enjoyed, and will in the future. There is no comparison when it comes to performance with the possibilities of newer drivers and upgradeable hardware, especially gfx cards. It's just nice that there are options other than using…

@hazelnut: You don't mess with the Church of Robotology!

Well, now I have my smile for the day.

Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts was a walk in the park compared to the original Ghosts 'n Goblins. Ninja Gaiden II for NES was hard as hell and for all the lovable "that bird is DESIGNED to knock me into that pit!" reasons. Metal Gear Solid? No, Metal Gear for NES / MSX. Guess what I'm saying is step back a few generations on…

@JABB: Not sure, though I suppose they can both claim that mantle. The history of Ms. Pac-Man is very interesting. Wonder if it's the first homebrew MOD turned into an official release by the original publishers?

If I haaaad to suggest one... Ms. Pac-Man. First game with a storyline told through cinematics!

They're totally Pete Rose-ing all of our big time pro gamer fantasies! Those bastards!

The revolution of Hot Pants continues. It is quite a cheeky endeavor.

:D

Now that's edutainment! Much better than Donkey Kong Jr. Math.

@dracosummoner: As deep as I've fallen in love with Plants vs Zombies, you've just raised that bar even higher.

@StevenRafael: Ha, now that would be downright absurdly awesome. I could only imagine the reaction when Little Timmy starts having to sing the lyrics to "Fabulous Muscles." :o