PixelHustler

@glamajamma
That's because there were 3 or 4 maps in Perfect Dark that were "based on" Goldeneye maps. The one that stands out in my mind was the remake of the Facility that was called "Felicity".

@Mr Khan

So that $1.13 Million, split 6 ways, comes out to $188,333 each. For someone in his position, that's not anywhere near "high". It's a lot for a "normal" person I suppose, but he's not exactly building his house with gold bricks. Nintendo probably wouldn't let him take a lower salary than that.

@DarkTwisted

You mean the logo they've had since way before the Move unveiled their "really-it's-not-an-A-for-Arc" logo?

Why is the picture of bit.trip.void, when the article is about bit.trip.runner?

(looks again)

Sneaaaaaky, Ben. Changing the picture on me and almost making me look crazy.

What's MediaPlanet?

"Presumably, MediaPlanet connects the content..."

So, is it "Amanguchi" like the tag for the article, "Amanaguchi" like in the body of the article, or "Anamanaguchi" like the commenters above me wrote?

THIS!!! Yes. I will buy this game specifically because Rilo Kiley is in it.

This game is addicting. I've purchased all of the bit.trip games, and this doesn't disappoint. It's definitely different than the other three. It seems more relatable, less abstract. It's still suitably artsy and warped, but is at least grounded in something that gamers outside of the hardest-of-hardcore can recognize. I love all of the bit.trip games equally (okay, maybe core a little bit less...only a little though), but this game might be the runaway hit that Gaijin Games needs.

Mexico

I know! A pen...yeah, like, um..like a Bic pen. How they're all hexagonal and stuff.