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No idea, I never met the guy.

Looks to be business as usual, and that's fine with me. Although, it looks as if the characters move a tad different. I expect the destructible environments to have a very small effect on game play, although the "rage mode" or whatever it was called may change things up.
However, I do agree with others that the graphical improvements don't seem to be there. I'm sure if I go back and look at previous versions of Tekken, this looks much better, however it is not giving me that "woah" feeling off the bat like other games have been doing.
Ah well, I am probably going to get it anyway.

If the lag for this is negligible, then I am all for it.

This game would make a lot of sense on the iPhone,  I would be surprised if it did not come out for the iPhone -- assuming applications are given access to the music library.

Ghost in the Shell as well. I'm not sure if I understand the plot all the time, but its setting, story, and production values make it meaningful to me. Although I don't really feel that Death note and Cowboy bebop are in the same vibe as Gits. I guess what I like about Gits is that it deals with some possible issues people may have to deal with in the future. Plus, I don't feel that the crux of the show is about fights, violence, sex, or sweet robots. Instead it uses technology, guns, and fights, as a front for a deeper question... or something like that.

Otherwise Outlaw Star, Full Metal Alchemist, Naruto, Ergo Proxy (first half only), and Cowboy Bebop, all got to me at some point.
But I never really felt anything for Death note, Code Geass, Samurai Champloo, One Piece, Evangelion, or Bleach.

Oh, yeah, I'll probably get some flack for this, but freakin Avatar: the Last Airbender, got me. Maybe it's not true anime, but that's as good as it is going to get for western anime.

Eh, can't really say either way. Endurance run is great for short bursts and the Bombcast is great for long periods of entertainment. But then there is Quick Look as well. And all of these are very entertaining. Its weird going back to Gamespot and realizing how rigidly structured a lot of their content is.