Masterherox

Oh man, I still remember how everybody was all "Yeah, your computer is good, but it still can't run Crysis".

Now most computers made can run it at least somewhat.

@morningstar: Am I reading too much? Or not enough?

Hold on, let me go grab my tinfoil hat before I go deeper into this mystery.

Ok, so you know that dumb thing publishers did with the DS and 3ds where they had titles that shortened to DS? I'm talking Dawn of Sorrow, or Dual Strike, or Dream Drop Distance.

I'm starting to suspect that pokemon X and Y are another one of those.

Now, there's a good chance this was brought up before, so I wouldn't be surprised if you all already thought of this, but if the almost-inevitable third version comes out and it's called Z, then we'd have pokemon X, Y, and Z.

The three axises. The three dimensions. the 3D's.

Am I thinking too much into it? Probably, but I thought I might as well bring it up.

Watching the trailer, it looked like it did.

At least, the kid put it in one near the end.

This seems like something kids would stick in their backpacks.

I'm starting to think that reality has long-since jumped the shark.

I've been thinking of picking this game up and with all the buzz and stuff I've been hearing about how it was made and how it plays, I feel like this is the sort of game that would be perfect for a valve-style in-game developer commentary feature. Is there anything like that in here?

By now, I'm sure that a few of you have played through the demo for the Wonderful 101. However, chances are that a few of you didn't know that there are some secrets hidden in there too.These secrets include finding Wonder Pink and Wonder Yellow in the mission mode room, a secret extra bit of gameplay in the story mode, and turning into a hang glider.
In order,

And for the hang glider, you just make a triangle. Not as neat as the other two, but still kinda interesting.

I always find it neat when there are secrets hidden in demos, and while the mission might just be part of the game and the additional forms you get might not be the most useful at this junction, it's still pretty cool that they put them in.

Ok, I thought you were exaggerating on your cliff notes version until I actually went and read through the long version. This is... certainly interesting, to be sure, but I can't help but wonder How long this can last. I mean, saying you can stop cyber bullying is great and all, but the resources that would need to be put forward to make this actually work more than a small amount of the time must be quite large.

I was reading what some people had to say about what the Wii U needs to survive, and one of the biggest ideas was that it needed a system seller which got me thinking...

I have never bought a system for one game. I've bought them for a couple of games, or for the promise of games in the future , but I have never personally seen any one game as a system seller. I have to believe they exist, but I've never seen any one game that would make me buy a system.

So now I ask all of you: Have you ever bought a system for one game? Why?

Dong Dong Never Die.

It's fun to say.