What I really can’t figure out is why they haven’t just made a game where you control both Link and Zelda, either as alternating between them or as a co-op mode.

Somebody has never been told about the concept of “average.”

Positives:

This is great news for me. I’ve never wanted a Microsoft console, but Xbox exclusive games have caught my attention before and if I could get them on PC I would have picked several up.

Bioware initially said this is supposedly occurring at the same time as the original series. If that hasn’t changed it means there is no impact. Though it does raise the question as to whether or not there would be a Reaper presence.

Called it. Clear back when it was first announced, they kept using an odd phrase to discuss TF being an exclusive, and I stated on Kotaku and elsewhere that the sequel would be multi platform.

It was a legal assault due entirely to the fact that Gawker screwed over two multi-millionaires in morally repugnant ways and somehow didn’t consider the potential consequences.

All of those games were packaged into console bundles, except possibly SBB. All of them. Mario Kart in particular became the main addition to all console sales during the last few years of the console life. Just Dance was a nother major bundle, and only one JD title out of about a dozen sold over a million copies.

They…

“Or”?

And how much software? It sold a hundred million units because of parents buying their kids Wii Sports. There were no must have games, aside from the inevitable Smash Bros.

I’m not being unreasonable, I’m double that age range, and I’ve been paying video games on console since *collecting $200 worth of aluminum cans at age eight* over a summer and buying an NES at Costco. So yes, I’m serious. What about Nintendo?

Nintendo is at a point where any announcement is going to be a letdown.

On the road and was looking forward to watching tonight after I got home.

Somebody clearly decided that the parts focused on specific licenses weren’t neutral, or only limited-neutral like Donald and Goofy in most of Kingdom Hearts.

Um, no. Whoever this guy is clearly was a vastly superior shot. Taking two stationary characters and putting them anywher near the line of fire would have been free kills.

I think in this situation the enemy team was straight up boned regardless of situation. MAYBE the only thing they could have done was a bunch of…

Actually, as part of my position the restrictions and expectations on licensed character appearances were pretty explicitly stated as working with them around the park was a major part of the position.

Did you not read my post where I specifically mention neutral ground projects like Kingdom Hearts and House of Mouse?

I’m a former Disney Parks employee who did behind the scenes work on stage.

The local CBS radio station said it best: Portland will be a much tougher team than the Rockets, because unlike the Rockets the Blazers have pride.

Ever since I started playing I agonist immediately began to think about the previous article in the series (or one of them anyway).