Master Roshi is my hero, but Old Japanese men can get away with things 20 years ago that I could not.

If "glitchy fetch quests" are the only thing you see in Skyrim, then you're playing it wrong, and won't find much enjoyment out of it.

My Costume in 2001.

It was a new copy of a PSP game as well as a PS3 game. Both Collector's editions, pretty rare, but not too rare.

I used to love Gamestop but when they refused to sell me the boxes to the Collector's Editions I was buying, I felt they crossed the line. Now its strictly Amazon.

Touchscreen countrols Non-Xperia play members, maybe.

Well they misspelled February. Kind of an important detail to mess up. So I'd say a photoshop job from a over-eager fan.

Obviously modeled after Asian AV star Marina Matsushima.

I tend to agree that the collectors weren't really much of a boss. Not like Saren in the first game. That was good. Many other items were improved, the levels more refined, combat more actiony, and less backtracking.

QA for gaming suffers from the same thing that working at a gamestop does. Glazed Perception. Also called the rose-tinted goggles of shame. People think these opportunities are either a jumping board into their favorite studios, or just working around and selling games (for gamestop). The harsh realities that this…

"Gamefly subscribers, however, came down differently than either one of those groups. The video game rental service aggregated data from its GameQs—users' queues of most-wanted releases—to generate Top 10 lists across various platforms."

You have tried your luck with Violet the barmaid.

About the same time we start getting good Wii RPGs and Decent Nintendo Club rewards?

I don't know how you can say "limited" without implying "artificial scarcity". Its deliberately reducing the # of shirts to a set amount simply because they'd be worth more if there were a limited number of them.

Ah yes, artificial scarcity + Zelda collector stupidity + delicious box with nostalgia built in = mad profit.

Great, more PC games going to goodwill that will never get resold.

This is everything that is wrong with Gaming today.

The screen is too shiny. This thing is meant to be taken places. Other than that, though— no complaints.

I don't know. Rarity is one thing... but do I really want something in my collection that most people will mistake for a motherboard? If I was hardcore, sure, but I am not.

The Wii might not be dead, but Nintendo's already picked out the Grave site and set it up a nice room in a crappy retirement home.