@d3nR She may need to see your Dongle.

Nothing does better at the box office than gender issues.

It's true - no connection is required.

The alternative they've come up with is that each purchaser will have an EA Representative on-site at all times while playing the game.

If that picture is descriptive of "their bullying experiences", than I think we ought to find that hawk man and kill him before he bullies anymore.

@GameBeaten But the comments here are a disproportionate showing of the market. It doesn't prove much.

For those that are saying that you can't release X game every Y period, it's ridiculous to say you can't. You should be saying that you don't like it, not that it doesn't work because it actually does.

I'd be more excited about F-Zero or StarFox than Mario U. Just because those both missed out last generation.

I believe Iwata stood by and let the spell be cast: by re-using the word "Wii" in the name of the console. It's going to be hard to undo that.

When the console manufacturers dictate to the developers, it's like a criminal act. But when the reverse happens we're all supposed to listen.

It's a far greater risk to manufacture consoles than it is to manufacture software, so it's always easy to make throwaway comments like these.

Associating the new system with the previous (by using the word "wii") is a double-edged sword. You get the good-will, but you lose the impression of it being a new console...

Shouldda' called it the Revolution.