FatherChesz

They should call up the guys from Monolith that worked on AvP2 back in the day. That was pretty awesome, and doesn't hold up too poorly today, even. Though I'm really interested in some objective modes like Battlefield's Rush or Enemy Territory's multiplayer.

I will buy this if only to encourage Nintendo to bring odd crossovers stateside, and hopefully spur more Pokemon diversity.

(If DQX is an MMO, why not Pokemon?)

What? No "Maximum Family Games" Wii version?

@Shadow Hog

It's an endless runner with a few twists. (literally) I found myself playing much longer than I intended to, and I was able to pick up new powerups and upgrades without spending a cent. It's good for at least a few hours of entertainment.

Xbox mini, eh? Put this in a dockable tablet that allows me to play some arcade games on the go and then dock it into the TV for Kinect and such.

It's not like they don't have all the pieces to make it happen.

@Im No Hero

Hope you don't want to use Netflix, Last.fm, Hulu Plus, or download new demos.

I got an email from Gamestop telling me my collector's edition of Ninja Gaiden 3 didn't even have an online pass in it. I have no intention of opening it, so I simply forwarded the email to Tecmo-Koei support and they replied back with a code, simple as that. No receipt, no proof of purchase.

Capcom did the same thing for my replacement art for Revelaitons.

I spent about 15 minutes on the phone with GS support when my code for Yakuza Dead Souls didn't work, and they sent me a new code the next day. The problem was fixed after the PSN update that day.

Someone wanted some...I set Auto-Notify from Newegg, and two minutes after I got the email they were completely sold out :|

@DevilSei

They did an arcade port of Infinity Blade that also uses touch controls, but if they're as laggy as the Fruit Ninja arcade, it's worthless.

Also, why in the hell am I going to an arcade to play ports of CELL PHONE GAMES? Not a single fighting game to be seen in a Dave and Busters, but we've got Fruit Ninja!

I didn't find any part of this game particularly challenging until the last bonus level. I personally thought Galaxy 2 was much more difficult. That certainly didn't stop me from collecting every Star Coin, topping every flag and finishing each level twice.