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@jsx92 And you say this because, like this rumored Microsoft Xbox "mini" device, the Apple TV is just a stripped down version of the Apple Game Console, which also has the ability to play games. What?

LOL! Legislation like this is pointless. If there were in fact a "link"--which there isn't--this kind of labeling MIGHT have made sense in the late 80s or early 90s.

At this point, parents who're supposed to be making informed decisions regarding video games and their children likely grew up playing games and won't be influenced by a stupid label like this anyway.

Christmas tree!

On the couch, while watching Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

Merry Christmas!

This was one of the games I bought a Genesis for. Nice, tight platforming coupled with great animation, graphics and sound. What's not to like?

That screwy Milk Bottle parallax scrolling was always a trip.

This game and Duck Tales for the NES are probably the two best licensed games I've ever played.

I never understood the point of console avatars or paying real money for avatar customizations. That being said, this looks pretty dope.

@whylekat

You should really consider getting your child a Blu-ray player instead of a DVD player.

DVD playback on the PS2, and Blu-ray playback on the PS3 both made sense because most people at the time those systems were released did not have other means to play those formats. While it would be nice to have had that functionality built into every new system released since that time, including the Wii U, I think Iwata is correct that most people already have devices capable of playing those formats. So now, if I want Blu-ray or DVD playback capabilities, I'll just turn on my PS3, same as I have since 2008. Not a big deal.

What is a "Dreamcast?" Only kidding.

Favorite Sega game? Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse. Easy and cheesy, but I don't think I played any other Sega game more, except maybe House of the Dead (arcade).