Not too much different from what Bioware did with Warden's Keep. But I agree that anything DLC related I don't want waiting inside the game for me to buy. They belong at the main menu under the "Downloadable Content" option.

Oh yeah it is. Derp. D:

@Dennen: I feel bad now that I don't want Move support just so there isn't that tacky blue logo on my game case.. D;

I cannot wait until this releases. When it was first announced I was like "yessssssssssssssssssssssssssss...!"

@Karth is Ego Tripping: Did you see the clips from the Wolfman? I don't know about the actual film itself but those makeup effects were really impressive.

@Sir Beefychu: The Consumerist is like that now. The only downside is the don't have a mobile site.

"Things are improving, right?"

My store's Sony rep. actually told me about this post; thought it was pretty funny.

As far as I'm concerned the FF1 sprites are 8 Bit Theater sprites, which makes replaying FF1 all the more awesome. Brian Clevinger is an awesome writer and I love his comics (READ ATOMIC ROBO! GO! NOW!)

I would love the dollar coin in the US to be more standardized. I mean, realistically, carrying X dollars clinking in your pocket is annoying, but carrying them in a drawstring bag? Fucking awesome.

@Nameloi: Same here. The combat's essentially the same, except faster and you have to jam on the attack button instead of just letting it ride, and I don't like that change.

That. Is. Awesome.

@N7: Can't be worse than Scarytown during the fall.

This article is incredibly offensive. Lasers are awesome, and I support them 100%. If you're not pro-laser then you might as well be a terrorist.

I have a feeling this will become the new E-Reader.

I have a feeling this will become the new E-Reader.

Why can't they just have the normal XMB icons in little bubbles or squares? And better yet, allow the user to choose the layout style (all in a row, columns, etc)? Really don't like the weird diagonal layout.

@kaploy9: It also sounds like it modulates their voice to make it higher/silly. Which IMO makes it an instant buy if it's cheap enough.

The money that they're getting from working with the Sesame Street license is probably another good reason to put up there with "share with my kids" and "brings together so many things we care about".

Slightly harder to open than regular DS cases? So that means they're pretty fucking hard to open then? Maybe it's just me but most of the DS cases I have have kung-fu grip; they're much more difficult to open than normal keep-cases.