I just think of Ripley from Alien:

I have yet to buy an XL. I'm holding out for the new one to upgrade from my original blue 3DS.

The hard drive can be plugged into the one of the rear usb ports. All together the WiiU has four ports.

I'm in the same boat. This might be cheaper than a PS3 - plus it's so small and slick.

In Super Mario World, when Yoshi eats a rare multicolored shell he gets the powers from all colors - wings from blue, fireballs from red, and stomping from yellow. That's basically what is represented in his final smash.

With giant hands.

I remember the Commander Keen games having several amusing idle animations - which is where I first saw them.

If you select any random one, the hit the 'edition' option. Then you see all of them.

Kinda sad. I don't know how well traveled Jaycee Chan is, but if he spent a lot of time in places where the laws are totally different - where I live recreational weed is 100% legal for anyone over 21 - it can be easy to forget how strict the laws are in other places. I don't smoke, so I can't attest to how easy it is…

I love Cities in Motion. I admit I mostly just want to build cool roads and bridges and it does it heaps and bounds better than Sim City can. Plus, managing the bus/tram/train routes and schedules is an added bonus.

I was looking through the comic - I like how there is a little section giving a scientific explanation for Superman's ability to jump great distances and lift huge weights by giving the examples of ants and grasshoppers and their relative strengths.

edy_pagaza — because this is some lovely work right here.

Yeah, I know what you mean. Eternal Blue was always my favorite of the series, but while Silver Star Story has received a total of 5 remakes (Saturn, PSX, GBA, PSP, iOS), Eternal Blue only got one.

This made me blast processing all over the room.

From what I've read, when it came out in theaters in Japan, it was released as a double feature with My Neighbor Totoro (played second). I supposed that Totoro is the best possible movie to play to help deal with the trauma that kids endured after watching the former.

Make that 4.

Yay! This looks like Quake 3 with updated graphics and vehicles. I'm down with that. Quake made me love the FPS genre. Modern shooters on consoles made me abhor it.

But what if I want to play this on a Nintendo system?

I'm very happy with how Xenoblade Chronicles is looking on the Wii-U, but this might be because my TV does a terrible job at handling analog inputs. The difference on HDMI is like night and day (since I can't see half of anything on the later).

Wow, the amount of hate in the responses here is outrageous.