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Running around exploring makes for a boring trailer, I guess. Looks like it switches perspectives often, which can be neat. And as for that other blonde girl... I say she's Samus's sister, or a clone.

1) WALL-E 2) Toy Story 2 3) Monsters Inc 4) The Incredibles 5) Toy Story Too be honest, I feel I can't make a complete list since I haven't really seen A Bug's Life, Ratatouille, or Cars. But there's my top 5 anyway.

You know, for a while I was confused because I could swear I saw new EGMs here in stores (Canada, btw). Not that I really care about the magazines much anymore, but good on them. This news may convince me to check them out once more.

Dragon Quest 4 certainly felt like that. The only party member who actually said a word after they joined my party was Torneko, and even then it was only because he was locked up in a prison at random. It took silent protagonists to a frighteningly dull extreme. And yet I still beat the game, did all the sidequests, etc etc... Even though the premise, battle system, and characters were all as flat as it gets. There was just something... compelling about the whole game, though I can't be certain what it is.

God, I try to list off a ton of great games to a friend who pretty much does nothing but complain that Nintendo "killed hardcore gaming and haven't released anything worthwhile", and what does he say? "Those games don't appeal to me." It's not even like they're all in just a few genres, either. It's like he just wants to keep spouting off his opinion because it gives him something to complain about. I'd say he won't be happy until the next Zelda is released, but he'll probably end up complaining about that too.

More news on Sin and Punishment 2, Muramasa, Bladeblitz(or whatever it's called), The Conduit, the new Tales game, and possibly even Kirby for the Wii keep me reasonably optimistic. And though I don't own a PS3, God of War 3 looks pretty damn awesome. As for the 360, I really only buy games for it when the price drops, so everything I want to try is at least 6 months old anyway. Well, except FF13.

This one actually managed to make me laugh.

I love you. I thought I was the only one who bought de Blob. House of the Dead Overkill is another fun investment. It's not as hard as the previous games, but it's got a lot more variety concerning game modes and weapons. Klonoa is also a quality game.

I honestly had no idea that's why my Wii was always warm. Thanks for the info. I shut it off and now it's nice and cool when it's off.

It came out, was largely ignored, got universally panned, and got a sequel, also largely ignored and universally panned.

Too many games right now. Man, I need a job... I was able to trade a few to pick up Klonoa and it's a joy to play, but I don't really have anything I'm willing to part with anymore, so Punch-Out, Muramasa, etc etc are going to be paid off in full dollars. That's expensive.

RBY, GSC, RSE, and DPP are the four generations released so far. FR/LG were an updated version of RBY, and these two games are remakes of GS.

Gold and Silver are actually the only Pokemon games in the normal series I didn't play (though I did only play Emerald of the RSE generation). That said I can't really muster the excitement for this. Pokemon requires too much effort for too little payoff. Levelling up and evolving the critters, filling out the dex... It's just not all that satisfying after a while.

Wait, I mean drilling! Wait-- SHIT! *runs*

Irrelevent! I demand they make a sequel to a profitless game nobody has really heard of because it was released after the DS was. I need my ten-year-old girl screwing action!

Own it! It was an awesome little platformer. I wish they'd make another, but Game Freak seems a bit too preoccupied making another billion Pokemon games.

She's just got a slight case of the DURRR today, that's all.

I could swear there was some Duke Nukem-related thing last year that was little else besides 3 Duke Nukem titles flying all over the screen for around 3 minutes.

Nekofrog's got it right. DNF was vaporware, pure and simple, and a total joke. Hell, I'd go so far as to think it was a scam if their funding actually came from a publisher. Instead it's just a ridiculous money sink. Even if the game were 90% done, after that trailer they showcased at the last E3 I wouldn't touch the developer with a ten foot pole.

Anyone ever played Vexx? I had it on the PS2 and searched forever for a GameCube copy. It was a blatant Mario 64 ripoff, except Darker and Edgier, but it was still a blast with some really creative levels that were very challenging. Final Boss was bloody near-impossible, though. He's got 3 forms, and you only have 6 life points to get through them all, and his second form (never made it to the third) deals 2 points per hit. The levels also connected in odd ways. For example, a Heart (ie, a collection trinket) in the second level could only be accessed through a VERY secret passage in the first level, from a location that was already hidden! Needed a guide for that one.

Yes, that's the one. May 19th, eh? I must've misread the release date before.

But does it keep tigers away?

Isn't this the game that was produced by a small independent developer made up of a few friends? I've been looking for it, since I heard it was out in March, but haven't found it anywhere yet.

Here's an interesting comparison. Note that back when I bought this game, it was still a little embarrassing. This is the NA box art. And this is the Japanese box art. They're replaced all of Dewy's little similar villager friends with all the monsters, and got rid of the rainbow in the title logo. Dewy's body is also made to look shinier and more like chrome than on the japanese box. That said the game was a pretty challenging platformer and Dewy was still adorable, making all sorts of baby noises. D'awww.

Hmmm.... Needs a bit more attitude.