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I remember being suckered in by IGN's 9-point-something score for San Andreas. Rushed out to buy it, then returned it the next day wondering how anyone could give a game like that that type of score.

Interesting... I just rented Firehouse Dog the other day (a very nicely done movie) and the titular dog, Rexx stars in a movie called "The Fast and the Furriest".

Of all the In Flames songs, why "Take This Life"?

If I'm not mistaken Microsoft Word also has these readability measures.

If I'm not mistaken Microsoft Word also has pretty much the same readability measures.

What some people need to realise is that companies rehash the "same old game" every couple of years because there are always new gamers coming in. Remember how you were excited when you were younger and the whole thing was new to you? The industry does not revolve around veterans who have been gaming for years, then complain when a game is:

a) too similar to its predecessor
b) too different (and then proceed to complain that it should have been more similar to it's predecessor)

As long as magazines and websites/blogs have an in-house style guide, I guess it doesn't really matter what the book says.

By the way I don't like the "videogames" spelling, although I'm sure they decided on that spelling to avoid ambiguity, plus it would have been better than "video-games", in my opinion.

It's funny how the designer used the PS3 prototype controller as an icon.

Raikage,

I don't remember which is which, but Monolith and Monolith Soft are two different companies. One developed Baten Kaitos (I think) and the other publishes PC games.

Puzzler?