Hidden Object games have their own customers, and there's no reason why Steam can't accommodate them as well.

Those are also common names IRL. It's probably safe to assume a lot of people name characters after themselves. It should also be noted that some crazy made-up name has almost no chance of making such a list since there would only be a handful at most. So it's basically inevitable that common names make the top of…

That's a typo. He means "asoko," which is a generic noun used to refer to things which are close to neither the speaker nor the listener, and usually translated as something like "over there."

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Nintendo chief Satoru Iwata has some thoughts about Nintendo's next hardware—and what it needs to before it moves on. This is from Iwata's most recent Q&A with shareholders and is in light of Nintendo's struggle to make its Wii U console a hit.

Red and Blue were already remade for the Gameboy Advance as FireRed and LeafGreen while Ruby and Sapphire, original to the GBA, have yet to be remade at all until now. They probably think everyone's ready for 3rd gen to make a comeback since 1st gen technically did, though it's been long enough now that I think…

Gen 1 already got a remake (FireRed/LeafGreen). So did Gen 2 (HeartGold/SoulSilver).

Better fix that title quick. They just clarified its not F2P, its just free.

Only one way to start a fire? Tsk.

I felt that XD was an interesting experiment. They appeared to honestly be trying to make a more mature plot line in a pokemon game, something that they revisited (more successfully) in Black and White. Although it wasn't the best game ever, I can definitely appreciate the experiment for what it was.

I think the point is that a pokemon game of any worthy quality would sell Wii Us.

I liked that game