Gary Coleman

Sounds awesome, and looks really good based on the screenshots, but I'm going to need some gameplay video right about now.

@flyingcolors

You use the pointer to direct the wind, (ala LostWinds), and transfer heat or lack-thereof to overcome various environmental obstacles/puzzles. Push heat from a fire to melt ice, use the frigid weather outside to solidify lava, (as seen in the teaser image), etc. It's seems pretty obvious.

The real question is what is the rest of the gameplay like, and how will it relate to the previous Bit.Trip games. Chiptunes and pixel-chunk seem par for the course, but what else?

Diet Pepsi... on the rocks. Classy.

This may be a dumb question, (if so, my apologies), but they shouldn't be able to change your data plan mid-contract, correct? I mean, it's a contract, which to me means they should be bound by the original conditions of that contract until it expires.

The reason why I ask is that I just recently started a new two-year contract, (with a Droid X no less), and have being using data like a mofo. I'd prefer to keep being able to do that without having to pay more, obviously.

"What if you're like me, and aren't getting it because you liked Mario 64 more than Galaxy? Are there any reasons that a crazy nut job Like me should try Galaxy 2 despite not liking Galaxy 1 that much in comparison to 64?"

What was the worst thing about SM64? They teased you by putting Yoshi in the game, but didn't let you ride him. What was the worst thing about SMS? This is a bit more debatable, but I'm going to say that it was how terribly riding Yoshi was handled, (projectile-vomiting-awesomeness aside). What is the biggest improvement from SMG to SMG2? Yoshi.

That's right. MFing Yoshi, done right, in 3D. Isn't that enough?

Did you just name drop Killer Klowns from Outer Space on Joystiq? I can now die a happy man.

I'd make a track in the shape of a coc....cyx. You know, coccyx. The tailbone? Bah, nevermind. Anyway, it's not genitalia, I SWEAR.

I was hoping for a Little Monsters reference...

Mirror's Edge in 3D. Oh yes.

If it wasn't for Armor Games, I would have never had the opportunity to experience Fancy Pants Adventures 1 and 2. Thank you.