I suspect that once you hit that search button, it searches specifically for "Game Center", while the search box that automatically suggests stuff can also pick up "GameCenter". In other words, searching "Game Center" makes GameCenter CX: Arino no Chousenjou 2 appear in the results only if you don't actually click the magnifying glass to go to the results page.
I'm looking at my requests right now, and it doesn't look like I can cancel them. It would probably confuse the other user anyway, when they go to the appropriate page to accept/reject your request, only to find that they have no requests waiting.
And here's another juicy tidbit from Jonathon Blow:
I am going to start talking to Sony soon about a PSN version. A lot of people have been asking for that. But of course I can’t promise anything until a deal is signed!
"I'm guessing it won't be coming out on Steam if Stardock announced it. The worlds first Impulse exclusive (lie) perhaps!? Alternatively, probably not, because Steam is rad."
Jonathon Blow said on his blog "Stardock is one of two or three Windows PC-oriented download sites that I have signed with. The others haven’t made their announcements yet, but when they do, I’ll post it here." So it could very well be coming to Steam, since Stardock isn't the only service offering the game.
Also, "If Braid launches on Steam, it will support Achievements."
The first one was actually created 19 days before yours. I'm not sure how you missed it, because it shows up in the search regardless of whether you type "Game Center" or "GameCenter".
Not on the Xbox 360. Microsoft tends to force publishers to charge money for DLC, which is why Valve didn't even bother making the Team Fortress 2 updates available on the Xbox 360.
You have yet to prove anything to back up your claim; while I've managed to provide an example to the contrary, and can also prove that Mamboozo is an alias for Mike Tatum if you even care.
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