These tutorials on youtube are pretty handy. Though the best way is to just keep trying and you'll eventually understand it. I changed my flight controls from default to Legacy, and found that a lot easier, but your mileage will vary on that I'm sure.

Adding the price of games into the price of the hardware is a little crazy. You might eventually buy 10 games, so that's an extra $400!

Unfortunately the answer is "because FPS's sell very well" =/

The 360 has been hacked for years. I'm pretty sure within the initial launch year it was already hacked and playing burnt games.

As crazy excited as I am for BF3, doctored screenshots don't really impress me.

As someone who plays a ton of SSFIV, I can definitely understand the complaints. The balance and skill requirements are what make us play the game.

I don't care what the destruction is like in the single player, all that matters is how it is in multiplayer, where it actually has tactical significance and isn't just a set piece.

You could change your password to the same password, which I imagine is what a lot of lazy people did.

The vast majority of people buying tablets are people who are not gamers. There are very few (if any) serious gamers who are going to buy an iPad over a 3DS or Vita.

Buy the game new and support the developer kids, they're making some pretty good video games and deserve it.

Only on boxes and in Quebec.

This is a really good question, hope it can be answered!

I had the same concerns, since I really disliked Twilight Princess for the same reasons, but I played Skyward Sword at PAX and its actually pretty great, the controls are '1:1' so they are your movements. The combat is a lot more methodical too, since the game demands you attack from certain angles. No waggle involved…

The only way to lower piracy rates is to offer positive incentives for registering buying the game fairly.

Its like Tactics ogre or FF:Tactics, but with way (WAY!) more depth. Tons of crazy systems like being able to go into any item or equipment and complete dungeons inside them to level the item up, or become item pirates or... actually just watch the trailer.

Oh man I'm so fucking sad I didn't go to that panel ;( Friends wanted to go get some food and we are all totally exhausted from all the walking and this stupid heat.

I love you Mark Strong. You make me want to get this game a little bit more.

Anyone really interested in Bastion should check out all the Building the Bastion coverage on Giant Bomb. It goes through the development of the game and is very interesting, you also get to meet the dude who does the narration and see where they record it (Its awesome).

I couldn't stand watching the DotA2 tourney, the announcers were absolute garbage, you can barely understand them and the sound quality is really terrible. The only other option is to watch it without announcers, which was bad in a different way.

The real disaster is the mouse controls, I can download a crack to break the DRM in 15 seconds.