Nintendo, I bought the 3DS. I understand the magic. I love using Spot and StreetPass! I think the 3D is amazing!

Wonderful! I think the bots look like pretty interesting characters themselves, so I'm glad they at least get a mention in single player.

Can anyone who's already completed the game tell me if the single player explains where the bots in multiplayer come from?

It's really weird. I can't say that I think it looks bad but, its just weird.

I think the best indicator that this was a flawed attempt was when Kotaku was emailed from "Glados" pointing to that facebook page and ultimately iTunes. People were already buying extra stuff to unlock Portal 2, so does 99 cents for a song seem like that much more? These ARG's are already filled with red herrings…

I was really curious if only copies of the games purchased through the potato sack updated or if anyone who had purchased those games prior got the updates as well, thanks for the clarification!

Wow.

I am primed and ready for this. I've had a Wii since launch and am prepared to shell out for a new Nintendo home console.

If Sega had used this kind of marketing with the Dreamcast, they would definitely still be making consoles. I'm just saying.

Wow, this is really enticing.

Another thing you have to think about with the Wii is market saturation. There are tons of these consoles out in the wild, and the fact that the Wii is still the market leader in home console sales is impressive.

Can I get the free copy of ME2 on the PS3 please?

Is that the only improvement?

I've never really been able to listen to external music when I play games.

Monster Hunter is really all they needed. That game is HUUUUGGGGEEEE in Japan. I would imagine they sold tons of PSP's specifically for that new game.

Did you read the Harmonix one?

Looks interesting. I've always liked the concept of L4D, but actually hated the game itself, mainly because it has that signature Valve lightness to it (I guess that's the word I want to use. I dunno, there's just something about Valve games that turns me off).

I fully support this idea. I've never been a huge fan of the whole online pass system, but if the actual retail price of the game was $10 less and then you could go online to get the pass, that seems like a completely fair and well thought out system. Kudos to you, I'd never thought of it that way before.

Eh, I thought Half-Life 2 was too long. But I'm in the minority here, I didn't even really like the game that much. I understand its significance in gaming, but it just wasn't for me.

Nope, not at all. And you aren't alone, I've resisted Twitters siren call as well. Slowly my friends have succumbed, but I shall remain strong! Twitter is stupid!