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The trifecta is complete. First TMNT the arcade game, then X-Men the arcade game, and now The Simpsons.

Don't forget The Expendables

Finally! Thank you. There is a God who listens to players!

It's the Mr. Bean car!

Blade Runner.

Even when I finally managed to sit through the movie, I still didn't quite understand why it was put in such high regard by science fiction fanatics.

The multiplayer beta is coming. If you head to fileplanet.com and check out the "Top Secret Xbox 360 Beta", you fill out a survey and get a beta key to Blur for March 1st.

But you have to have a subscription to Fileplanet and an Xbox Live Gold Account.

Fable 3 is coming to the ps3 :(

In this demo it does offer some enticement. However, how does the motion sensing controller work if you have to look behind you?

I suppose there is going to be a button to turn your character around 180 degrees, otherwise, unless you have a 360 degree monitor, you might have a slightly difficult time playing the game.

Furthermore, Jake Sully was the name of a character used by Brian De Palma in Body Double from 1985. That supersedes anything from this
article.

Therefore, they should both pay Mr. De Palma a healthy settlement before things get ugly.

Actually, now that I think of it, the character's name could have been Jake Scully.

It's close enough to the original that they must be stealing the idea from his original script.

I demand justice.

I have to disagree with you on 2 points, Bearxor. First, you did say "...Sir R A", and I believe you were referring to Richard Harris. In which case I suppose it would be Sir Richard Harris.

On the other point, I feel Richard Harris was better as Dumbledore. While only in 2 films, he conveyed the image and spectacle the headmaster was supposed to embody.

Dumbledore is supposed to have confidence and not show befuddled confusion, which Micheal Gambon manages to pull off quite well. The confusion part that is. He just doesn't have the same level of confidence and doesn't seem to really understand the role.

But, alas, 'tis a shame that we cannot dig up Richard Harris and invite him back to be the original headmaster.