@chuffhoncho: Rhyhorn wants a word.

@Lucas Reis: This. People complain that the Wii doesn't have "hardcore games" and yet these very same people are desperate for these games not to appear on Wii.

It's good to shake your Fallos once in awhile.

@iRaybot: REVolutionary? No. Absolutely not. Hell, Health Regeneration goes as far back as the SNES. Developers only noticed it in Halo, because the game's popular. I never said they were bad games (because they aren't) nor did I say that it didn't innovate at all. Rather that the series (or CE if you want to be…

@Pyrefly: I agree. And I don't hate Halo per se, but rather that fact that it is oft proclaimed (by the misinformed and the fanboy) as this holy game series that is the basis for all others, which it certainly is not. By any means.

Watch as people sue for throwing this through their TVs. Here we go again!

Blockbuster sucks, so I'm not sad to see it go, however slow and protracted the process may be.

Never heard of it.

@Kadian: The interface is fabulous.

@roq: He's come out with some crazy crap before. I really doubt this was staged.

@kiddoblivion: Who cares if his opinion is right or wrong.

Sony and DRM were a match made in hell in the first place. I really do not blame them for not wanting to stock it, since their attempts harm them as the product is not viable for them.

There were two things I didn't like about Phantom Hourglass. The virtually non-existent music, and the lack of replayability. If they can come up trumps on this front, then I'm sold!

It's Gold and Silver. Hell it's better than the original Gold and Silver. These deserve to do well.

Jeez. Sony have a thing for designing hideous looking products these days.

@Archaotic: There are scans of an APC, with a mounted machine machine gun.

@Pult|Ost - Not Backwards Compatible: This. So hard.

The doors are designed in such a way so that no one may ever leave.

What annoys me is that GTA originated on PC, and yet they didn't point that out.

@Akisazame: Completely and utterly agreed. Although it extends past Kotaku.