My favorite Metroid moment is the intro sequence for Super Metroid.

What a nice looking remake! I'll definitely pick this up. I remember having to use the Game Genie on the NES to finish this back in the day. That was still nothing compared to how well the speed run was accomplished in 11:30.

http://speeddemosarchive.com/ABoyAndHisBlob.html

Not only that...

When closing windows while playing Yahoo! online pool Yahoo! doesn't recognize that you closed a table and there's no way to access them again. I've tried hitting the red X and using the close command. Both ways result in the table window closing but if you look in the list it is still open. You can not join. You can not close the table. This will quickly achieve the 5 table maximum even though you can't see any of them. The only fix is to reload the room or download Firefox.

Was the exclamation point in the headline really necessary? I mean come on who would actually want this?

When is an affordable 10 TB solution going to present itself? I'm so sick of dealing with multiple external drives, all with their own power cords and firewire / USB cords. It's a rat's nest from hell.

This only confirms that Lego brand is indeed a contagion of whoring proportions.

ALL OF YOUR DOLLAR SIGNS ARE BELONG TO NINTENDO.

I agree. Nintendo appears to plan long term, calmly executing their strategies when they want to, not in response to what any other companies are doing.

Sony and Microsoft seem to be scrambling to keep up, just now officially releasing their take on motion-sensing gaming, something the Wii pioneered two and a half years ago. I can only imagine what Nintendo has in the works right now and what it will be capable of upon release.

I'm fine waiting for the new Zelda ONLY if it's a launch title on the next Nintendo console.

Ah, why not.

Where would you put the sensor bar?