Jezreel

@Dickhole Pasta The problem with that scenario is that even if Kojima's son were only 5 years old (a generously young estimate) when Super Smash Bros. Melee was being developed, he'd be 16 years old now.

I'm not so sure you could've made that joke without playing a tabletop RPG... =p

Why, Sega, would you finally give us a current-gen Ryo Hazuki and then relegate him to a mascot racing game?? Cruel...

Problem is that there haven't been many good games based on movies, and that's something unlikely to change in the future. Until that change comes, I'd rather just buy good movies, and buy good games, and forget about hybrid discs.

I think I'd rather die by the gun than dysentery.

I've got faith in Bizarre due to their past work, but trying to sell this new game as "Mario Kart meets Forza" was clearly an executive trying to ride the coattails of the best of both worlds. To me, that sounds like mediocrity all the way.

My friend let me borrow his Saturn and PD Saga for a month. I've never forgotten the experience. It was truly magical. A year later, he sold them to a pawn shop for $80. I nearly strangled the guy.

That character design screams "trying too hard" to me.

If you really have to ask that, then you know nothing about history.

Hosting gaming parties! As a great man once said, "When the spirit of the people is lower than at any other time, it is a splendid thing that for just BYOB, an American can go to a gaming party and look at the smiling face of a Sackboy and forget his troubles." And this switcher will ensure that my 360, PS3, and DVD player are all a click away.