With all the games we read about every day on blogs like this, it's easy to forget that there's hard working people behind every single game that comes out, be it a good game or a bad game. I find interviews like this invaluable in revealing the humanity behind a particular work, and good for the Batman team that they were able to enjoy the positive reviews and, eventually, the positive sales numbers. They totally deserve it.

Friggin' nice.

Nice to the point of nausea. I'm gonna have to drop a grandma and kick a puppy to restore some balance once Santa leaves.

Ha. Fun.

Kind of reminds me of this:

Kid with a Rocket Launcher:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxNQGbIpQYI

Playing Yakuza 2.

My GotY was Uncharted 2, until I played New Super Mario Bros Wii, which won me over with charm, fun, and nostalgia.

Bring the episodes out on PS3 and I'll buy them, but I sure as donuts ain't buying another defective 360 just to play them.

That's funny, because I refuse to get an iPhone until I can get it with Verizon service.
I had AT&T with an old, free cell phone, and they were awful.

Dear Steve,
This NFL fan's apartment faces west with no southern line-of-sight, a building owner who won't allow dishes on the roof, and a Time Warner Cable company that enjoys overcharging for crappy service.
I want to give you my money to see your games, but I can't. How the hell is that good business?

Santa. The evil one.

Yay! Something spectacular to watch on Sunday other than my Cleveland Frowns!