oh, well, if that's the case then yes, by all means, complain as loud as you can. that makes sense.

actually the process i refer to is a well known business practice when it comes to submissions of all sorts. i'd be willing to bet that if the situation were addressed without a bunch of bloggers whining about it, that it would be resolved in the positive also.

mistakes happen. they're fixed. everyone moves on.

not to be an apple apologist, but, don't they usually overturn the original denial once it's been brought to their attention? i bet apple has a bunch of individual app reviewers who have general guidelines but occasionally have to make a call. sometimes they make the wrong call.

if apple refused to overturn their decision, then i could understand. anger over an initial denial seems really reactionary.

this would be great, i'm tired of having to stop listening to streaming audio just to respond to a text message. i'm holding out hope, but i'm NOT expecting anything.

when i was considering what console to purchase i did base it partly on gta4. if it wasn't a multiplatform game i would've bought whatever platform it was on. since it was multiplatform, i bought a ps3. i think part of the reason that the dlc isn't doing so hot is that it's not multiplatform.

i would tell my wife. she would be jealous but pretend not to care.

if you could pick me, that would be nice. i would appreciate it.

Not to mention the flipped background image! Quality craftsmanship! QUALITY!

i hope the psp4000 has a better battery and internal memory (lame, but it needs it.)

i don't think that the DS needs a guitar hero. there are a plethora of reasons i think it's a bad choice but activision is selling copies so they must think it a good business decision. (see also: guitar hero key ring.)

the point at hand: sequels. what is guitar hero without it's music?

i think guitar hero (and rock band, by extension) is second only to sports in requiring a yearly refresh, or at least DLC. in this case, DLC isn't an option, so, track packs and sequels are the only way to go.

as long as people want to jam out to new tunes the want for sequels will exist and as long as activision is open, they will churn out sequels and drive their franchises into the ground.