System generations aren't marked by computing power they're marked by release cycle.

They won in terms of both profit and console sales. Just because you don't like who they targeted the system at doesn't mean they didn't win.

No.

I need some examples.

We already got a Ghostbusters 3. It was a video game, and it was awesome.

When I first saw them pop up I was a bit standoffish. What you want to do is give it a try when no one is around so you can take your time and get used to them.

So if no one holds any jobs then where does the money come from to pay them? Do you really think this kind of system is sustainable? This is quite possibly the worst idea I've ever heard of and I'm more than happy to watch the Swiss be the test subjects.

As a huge turtle fan I agree with Kellen. The new series is where it's at.

I don't know what I feel right now. I think I need to see the turtles interact with each other first or something. Let's hope he doesn't ruin the movie. There's always the series which is great though.

If the threat was made clear it doesn't seem drastic. The price was just to move it out as quickly as possible. Or maybe to show what is and isn't valuable. All I can say for sure is that parents who don't follow through with threats, or even promises, often positive, are failures.

His mom sounds like a parent who follows through with punishment and does it without physical abuse.

I actually prefer skins to PSA personally, but that's only because I run Project M. Though I suppose every single character is a PSA in PM.

Kindgom Hearts people... I can't believe no one has mentioned this in a video game blog.

Don't worry people who don't like Frozen are in the minority. They honestly sound like they just don't like these kinds of movies at at. You can tell by the over analyzing of a family movie.

There's better Waluigi skins out there, and I'm pretty sure there's a group working on a PSA for him. A PSA would cover an existing character and would have an original moveset.

Try Scott Pilgrim vs the World if you like Castle Crashers. Tomb Raider and the Guardian of Light is an amazing two player co-op experience as well. I've also had good times with Super Mario 3D World. Hmmmm... Tales of Vesperia and Dragons Crown are great. I'm looking forward to Sacred 3 this summer myself. Local…

DUDE Secret of Mana. Me and my buddy are always looking for local multiplayer games. Recently we played Diablo 3 on the 360 and that was good. Dragons Crown on PS3 is pretty sweet, and for platforming needs Super Mario 3D World is a beast.

I've actually seen them there a few times. They don't seem to do anything but stand around.

In Left 4 Dead when no one uses a mic while playing realism mode. I can't see through walls people. I'm going to need you to open your mouth and tell me where you are.

Looks like you have a full time job on your hand explaining this to everybody.