Confronting the final Sasquatch in Undead Nightmare was a definite highlight for me, personally. It's such a bizzare and surreal moment, and an utterly unexpected inclusion. We've had several years of hearing people claim that Bigfoot is in one of Rockstar's games, and suddenly here they are. For real. And I feel…

The last few years I just haven't been bothered. I've got a lot of catching up to do, but on the plus side it means I can get hold of a ton of cheap games.

It's a good line-up for Japan. But the western launch is going to need something... more.

He tried to sue Osama Bin Laden?!

@Monty: I suppose if someone's gonna be fat, they may as well work it.

@iidebaser: I agree completely. And I also agree with ryguy86 about the Mac App Store.

@windupbird81: Well that's weird, because it hasn't been out for seven years yet.

I can only imagine where the next Pikachu design is going to be...

@Extric: I believe it's a mock up based on some purpoted leaked photos.

Apparently Super Street Fighter IV will only utilise the codes for playing against registered friends, with simple codeless matchmaking for everything else.

The view down the road at 0:23 is just amazing.

THQ's new logo is... kinda weird.

"Hot ass dog"

I dunno about sabotage. It's true that they didn't want to make it though. I'm going to put it down to a combination of laziness, because they probably weren't that invested in the game's creation, and Activision's demands to release it as quickly as possible.

Given the 3DS' battery life, and it's predecessor's record, this thing will probably stay powered all of five minutes...

@-MasterDex-: I'm not really sure whether having two analog sticks would necessarily give it an automatic advantage over one + touchscreen.

I think confronting the last Sasquatch is the most memorable moment of Undead Nightmare.

Thanks for posting it on Gizmodo. I can't access this article at all from Kotaku. :/

@HowIsYourFlat: I don't think Microsoft intends on renaming their marketplace, given that it extends much beyond just applications.