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...but...it isn't on Android...sooooo...yeah...

That would be Thursday, February 2nd...not Tuesday...

@Ordeith They have broken up the iOS love with some 3DS eShop and PSP stuff, so that's a good sign.

...but when 700,000 Android devices are activated PER DAY (as of January 18, 2012), it astonishes me that gaming on Android is ignored to this degree.

I understand that iOS has a more vibrant game development community, but come on...it's not like no games every come out for Android devices. All I want is some coverage so I know what to buy!

The last Portabliss that involved Android was on November 29th, and even then, it was "iOS/Android."

Seriously?

Yeah, that was about 3 days too late, ESA.

For all of you non-believers, this is proof that there is a God.

Thanks for all the great podcasts, guys. Really looking forward to hearing this one!

How about "floundering" sales, as opposed to "foundering?" First sentence.

Great review. Well done, Griffin.

I played lots of Mario Kart Wii over the Thanksgiving holiday. I'm about ready for some new Mario Kart goodness!

@JasonA What screw-up? As I understand it, the main difference in aiming is that they went for "all digital" aiming this time, rather than 8-directional analog aiming, as had been in previous games. If anything, technically, the shift should have been toward _more_ accuracy. Could be wrong on those details, though, but that's what I heard somewhere...Gamers With Jobs, I think...

As I stated, I'm just glad they recognize that there are people out there that aren't pleased with the changes they made to the aiming, so ND is working to correct it for those people while leaving the existing structure intact for those that don't care (like me).

They should absolutely be congratulated for increasing value for their customers and fans.

Glad to hear stuff like this. Just adds to Naughty Dog's cred as one of the best developers in the industry.

Personally, I didn't have a huge problem with the aiming, when compared with UC2, but to have an OPTIONAL change in place is always a good thing. Well done, folks.