Strike Man

MGS3.

However, I promise to bump Snatcher to the top of the list if it gets re-released at some point. ;)

@s ls

Wendy Oldbag will certainly do her best to try though.

Gah, how did my reply end up twenty comments below where it was supposed to? Is it still not too late to blame the space ponchos?

According to this, there was going to be a green Wii.

http://www.blogcdn.com/nintendo.joystiq.com/media/2007/01/wiicolorsjoy07.jpg

And a red one, and a silver one...

Hey Nintendo, ten percent of the population wants to remind you that including left-handed support would be a good idea to add during your certification checklist. Unless, of course, people enjoy setting up their PhotoDojo characters *upside down*.

@Gillfigno:

I thought of that possibility as well, but I had assumed that he was factoring in all of the various ports and multi-platform releases (which, upon closer inspection, would go far beyond 43), which is why my sarcasm detector didn't quite register a confirmed hit.

Perhaps I should have Dr. Spengler take another look at it.

"After roughly 28 years in production"...

Correction. Roughly 18 years.

I haven't reached double-digit grey hairs yet, despite Mr. McElroy's attempts at making me feel older than I really am.

"Wait, RB isn't even profitable?

Okay, that blows my mind."

The statement is made within the context of what Viacom/MTV spent to purchase Harmonix.

Viacom spent around $175 million to pick up Harmonix, and has since paid over some $300 million in bonuses to its founders.

Rock Band is QUITE successful, especially when you factor in DLC, but it hasn't quite been half a billion dollars successful. At least not yet.

You (and Mr. Ecko) aren't the only ones who enjoyed the game. Jeff Gerstmann, among others, had mostly positive things to say in his review, from back when he worked for GameSpot: http://www.gamespot.com/xbox/action/marceckosgettingup/review.html

Sarcasm, WHOOSH.