Is it actually coming out next year in the west? Awesome. I'm guessing the version we get is 4G, but probably called 4 ultimate.

Achievements don't really matter to me at all, sure they can add some reason for replaying, but the game itself should be able to bring you back to it.

I also don't like achievements as they can spoil the game for me by simply telling me what levels there are and they can give an indication of how the long the game is going to be, achievements should be used for creative things, not simply finishing the level. I do like the achievements in Worms Reloaded for that reason.

LEGO City, Nintendo Land (if you have enough people to play it with), Arkham City, Sonic Lost World, Mario 3D World, Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze and Tekken Tag Tournament 2.

And maybe a loan to go with those.

Ratatouille is really one of the best films ever made in my opinion. I love every second of that film and it's really, really beautiful to watch. Despite this, I have never been able to decide.

I can say my personal favourites are:

Toy Story trilogy, Up, Ratatouille, The Incredibles and Monsters. Inc.

I pretty much know these movies off by heart.

By walk the walk I also meant can they make a game in which the gameplay lives up to the graphics? There closest to an awesome game was Nano Assault Neo, but it was too short. Fun Fun Minigolf was decent enough and Nano Assault EX was pretty good but flawed. I'd like them to make a game that is very good, not just the graphics.

They can talk the talk but can they walk the walk?

The xbox one will sell great it already has way more preorders than the xbox 360 had and look how that turned out not worried at all can't wait for my day one edition xbox one forza 5 dead rising 3 and battlefield 4 haters gonna hate.

All I was saying is that I think Microsoft will pull out of the console market if the XBOX One does not prove a success in the long run.

The gaming community has always been a joke, everyone is so forgetful, so angry and so narrow-minded it's ridiculous. To get so worked up about entertainment products is beyond me.

A few games were announced, none for the Wii U - no one really cared (maybe they did about Aliens as that looks different).

So I looked up some of the games.

Chase Mii was a Wii U demo (Which is now kinda a Nintendo Land game?)
and Measure Up was another demo, where you had to draw a line, circle, angel, squigly line in a certain size of inches or cm against another player.
And then considering The Sims (EA) is on this list...

Its probably fake. Take in mind that 16-17 of the 24 games are confirmed though.

Measure up is a game on Game on Wario. It's good fun.

I was never sure about the game when it first came out, thought it looked a bit "try-hard". I'll wait and see if it ever goes on sale I guess.

Retro's last full game was Donkey Kong Country Returns (which came out in 2010) And they co-developed Mario Kart 7 which came out at the end of 2011, I don't think they have been working on this new Wii U game for very long... Probably 2 years at the most.

If the XBOX One does not sell that well, Microsoft will pull out of the console market. That's what I think.

EA seem to really be pushing for the ever coveted Worst Company of the Year award...

But it all bugs me, like I've said many times before - I WANT FIFA WORLD CUP 2014 ON MY WII U DAMNIT!

Fire Emblem Awakening is one of the best games I have ever played, period. Haven't completed it yet mind.

I've always loved stuff like the Daily Log (the 3DS one is much better though), so I will post mine when I can be bothered.

Total hours 32:40.
1. Black ops II - 15:57.
2. Assassin's Creed III - 7:32.
3. Lego City Undercover - 4:30.
4. Nintendo Land - 2:24.
5. Miiverse - 1:15.
6. Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - 0:49.
7. Internet Browser - 0:08.
8. eShop - 0:05.

I only used eight things in July...

Now correct me if I'm wrong but I swear reading somewhere that Retro had been working on the Wii U dev kit since 2008

I cannot say either way... I do not know.

He'll die, but he'll live.

Quoting Ice Age 3 (sort of). Finally.

Well, advertising ones self is the only way to get any kind of views on the internet. I know that all too well.

Well, even though the 3DS hasn't even come close to finishing, here goes.

Keep the 3D - it's awesome.

Keep the two screens - it's awesome.

Improve the battery life.

Make the screens bigger - around 4 inches for the top screen would be good.

Higher fidelity graphics and processing power (the obvious thing for a new console).

HD screens.

Without these, it wouldn't really be all that new or much of an upgrade.

These new ones are the best-looking 3DS XLs ever shown.

We'd get them, but we're too important.

It's beautiful.

As sombering as it is impressive. Portals gameplay was some of the most progressive and innovative of the entire generation, and here are its fundamental game mechanics running on a ds, a system less powerful than the n64.

The DS can outperform the N64, so many games on it look better than N64 games...

More to the point, this is very impressive, why did Valve never make this a reality?

(I know it's not an official game).

1 million is quite the milestone, no matter when it happens. The more people that own something, the more likely it is that people will buy it based on recommendations from friends or family.

But yeah, 33 weeks to reach that number isn't all that impressive, if this happened a few weeks ago maybe it would be more impressive.