*Ahem*

My balooOOooOOoon!!

They've done that before. In Spider-Man 2, one of the side missions you had to do was deliver pizzas. You did it as Spidey, but you had to keep the acrobatics to a minimum (so the pizzas wouldn't be ruined) while still getting to the destination on time (so you'd get paid). Also, they made you meet Mary Jane for…

Oh snap....

Scott Pilgrim beat that. And...well...um..

The newer Batman games aren't movie tie-ins.

You people scare me.

It was a great game, but it was also on the repetitive side.

There seems to be a glitch in the spelling here huehue.

Since then we've seen the same problem in Ultimate Spider-Man, Spider-Man 3, Spider-Man: Friend or Foe, and Spider-Man: Web of Shadows.

I new Ultimate Alliance style game is all I really want. With multiplayer co op and Dragon's Dogma style combat.

Cowherd: First the Dougie, now the Hustle?!

Kotaku is a blog, not a journal.

There are many perks that come with playing with a rich man's balls.

I think this is some great brand synergy. When I play Pacman, I can never get past the first level.

It's no contest for us: "Punch-Drunk Love."

No excuse. Legendary Stanford quarterback John Elway never got free meals from his school either, but you didn't see him going out and stealing apples, or bales of hay.

Were the crab legs told how miserable life would be for them if they pressed charges?

If you lift crab legs, odds are you're gonna get pinched.