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Love the new look! Looks much more modern, clean, less-cluttered, and more readable.

One thing that could be clearer is on the feature nav area, where you have those grey-highlighted bars (that gradually fill with red) to designate which feature is being displayed. When you click on the bottom nav text to manually reach the next feature on that splash banner, the colour bar is highlighted in slightly lighter grey than the others. I don't think this light grey is sufficiently clear enough, though to be fair that light grey does start to fill with the red loading bar. Just a small nit pick.

Just a small point of clarification, but there are three full-time community managers for ArenaNet, and Emily took on more responsibilities to help out the team. So her main role was as a manager for website content, with community responsibilities added on to help out the three-person community team.

"The 'game' part of The Force Unleashed 2 isn't bad, but everything else is so dumb it's hard to enjoy the experience. Some elements, like controls and technical work, are passable. But as a follow-up experience to the original game, it's one I can never wash off, wish I could forget and don't plan to acknowledge ever existed."

This review is a little confusing. What you wrote doesn't seem to match up to the rating. You call the game "glorified fan fiction" and Starkiller a Mary Sue, and criticise the controls for being inelegant and basic.

If you found the game so un-enjoyable and wish you could forget the experience, why did you give it such a high score? Three stars seems like an average game play experience, and what you've described doesn't seem average, it seems below average.

Fantastic. Really looking forward to this. With Batwoman, I'm returning to buying a monthly comic book for the first time in nearly a decade.

I don't think $6.99 is at all a bad price for DLC like this. Still going to get it at some point, as I like Leliana as a character.

@Spunky Monkey 190906

Exclusive Home E3 items _were_ given out for visiting the PlayStation booth in Home. People could get E3 goggles and a pretty cool costume.

Maybe Joystiq should rename its mobile category to 'iPhone/iPad games' because that's the only mobile platform they seem to cover with any reliability or regularity.

I'm looking forward to the prospect of reading comics on my PSP. It sounds like the digital versions will be cheaper than the paper versions, which rocks. I no longer have a huge comic book collection, and while it sometimes makes me sad I don't have those bits of paper to take out and flip through, it's great not to have to worry about space or whether I'm storing them properly.

I wonder if the hardware quality will be improved from the existing version of the Xbox 360. All of my friends have had to return or replace an Xbox 360 at some point (I don't have a 360).

Whilst I can't say I was expecting them to tease UNCHARTED 3, it would've been cool.