Aside from all the Halo awesomeness this clip shows me, it really saddens me that I haven't heard of a game changing directions and gameplay so drastically in a while. If it doesn't work, they shutter it (or worse),

I haven't laughed that hard in a while. Kudos.

Anyone expecting a long epic from Portal is due for disappointment. Longer, probably, but it's still Portal, which did fine being a game one could power through in a matter of 90 minutes.

In fairness, they weren't dedicated and trained Gaming employees (hence this article). So they're basically attempting to address the very complaint you have. Whether they can or not is up to the question, but your precedent is sort of the point, not the end game.

My body is ready.

and looked what happened to EGM!

This was my wife's favorite ride in the Magic Kingdom. The only thing that ruined it? People taking flash photos during the ride. Just let there be magic!

I assure you I am not lying. All of the above happened. The startup noises brought up old memories, I posted my response. Deal/hatersgonnahate.

Nerds, otaku, etcetera bother me in the same way that a dogged obsessiveness about any particular topic bother me. I cannot differentiate between the girl who intersperses Japanese with English in a higher than normal pitch while talking in lolcats to the guys who are obsessed with the college basketball bracket to…

Ahh... the noises of my youth!

This is how I want a Zelda game to look... sigh

I am beginning to see why the Gawker sites share links. It allows for a dialogue of "peers" rather than going to the celebrity and sex obsessed Jezebels. Then it allows Jezebel to not have the mouth-breathing basement dwellers join in on their discussions. Again, baseless stereotypes, but we tend to flock to our own.

Normally, I would say this is worrisome for the big N, but the quickness and suddenness of a decay in a market for a gaming device... well, couldn't it possibly be related to the earthquake-tsunami-meltdown? I mean, that's a hell of a downer, and a dearth in spending on a premium on a portable device when there's…

Megman 3 had a glitch that allowed you to die when you fell in the Snake Man level. When you did this, your character would be able to jump 3x as high and incur no damage when wounded.

I think at the time the Nintendo fanboys were not used to trailers as technical demos. Nintendo had spent the better part of the previous decade shipping technical "videos" and staged "classified" tapes showing tidbits of games like Star Fox, Donkey Kong, and Metroid.

Classy, classy move.

I work retail. While it was never my cup of tea, I respected Guitar Hero, and I liked seeing a game that people could play together.

I didn't use the Guide to beat the final boss, but I sure understand the temptation.

Sorry kids,