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Nintendo products selling well in Japan.... wow... what a story. Nintendo could shovel crap into a box and sell it. Oh yeah.. the did that ... and it's selling like hotcakes.

After playing the good guy, I'm definitely going to try going the evil route. It's actually pretty hard. I tried it in Fable 1.

I think I'll probably play a good hero on the first run through the game to get a taste of the game first.

Oh please pick me. I'm dying to play this game.

Anyone else laying bets that this will lag to death on day one and require a patch afterwards just like many other titles?

Well, actually I don't think that's true. Folding@Home is a great project but hardly infinitely more helpful. It's just a research study. It's not like after Folding@Home runs, it's going to pop out a miracle cure. It's studying folding of structures in relation to many disease types. This money goes directly to changing the life of an actual cancer patient. I'd say Extra Life is quite a bit more direct then Folding@Home. After all, protein misfolds do occur with the disease but there is no proof whatsoever that it's the end-all-cure to a disease. They are studying the effects not a cure.

Why did the chicken cross the road?

"That's what she said"!

No big surprise. Lack of really good 3rd party games is why my Wii sits idle while I play my other consoles. It seems Nintendo is having so much fun at their own party that they forgot to remember to include everyone else.

I like code monkeys. I wish they would get more original content like that. I don't understand why you would put Attack of the Show up there. It's a live show and everything on it is old by the next week. It's not something you'd watch over and over like South Park.

I had a strange dream once where I was traveling in a glass tube elevator... kinda like the thing on the Jetsons. Also, everything in the dream was black and yellow. There was a fountain with black and yellow water.... pretty trippy.