We had the same thing happen to us. Apple does NOT test on 2.x devices anymore. We e-mailed them and they did expedite the review, however it was a couple of days before they even took a look at the e-mail. So when you learn of a problem, jump on it immediately.

All those puns and you missed "all a factory" = "olfactory"?

So I guess the term "lifestyle choice" no longer applies.

Also, I like how you're so sure that others are wrong, simply because you feel so strongly about your beliefs... and that's all it is. You haven't done research yourself. You've only read studies, or others' opinions. You may not have even done that.

I'm not arguing either way on the issue. However, your "I respect your beliefs, but you're 100% wrong" isn't any different than Kati, in my opinion.

Actually, you're completely wrong about Terminators being able to heal themselves. In fact, it's a line in T2 where Sarah Connor asks Arnold if his gunshot wounds will heal, and he answers affirmatively. She then says, "Good. If you can't pass for a human, you're not much good to us."

I think a lot of the disappointments with the "consistency" of this show simply have to do with people not knowing their canon well enough. Although, the exposed Terminator head coming through the time warp still bothers me. I was hoping they would explain it this episode, but they didn't.

Yeah, I didn't find any of that funny. But you also said "It's a Wonderful Life" is perfect.

Negative press is one thing.

Negative consumer demand is another.

@ 2.

Because that worked so well for Gears of War.

If you're making a game that focuses on telling a good story as well, essentially what you're doing is making both a movie and a game at the same time (provided you're doing cutscenes for your story portions).

Also, Joystiq, you might want to start putting in context to some of your stuff. He was talking about by making characters more realistic, you now have to focus on so much more to make the interactions meaningful. Whereas, you could get buy with a lot less back when Cloud had a big block o' polygons for a fist and he scratched his head to convey confusion.

Minorities and women...

They like to talk a lot about not having games for them, but then they expect people who AREN'T FROM THEIR "CULTURE" to do it for them.

If you really want to change things, get your own "culture" interested in games. Maybe the reason why "white developers" don't make "black games" is because that's not their "culture".

Apparently, "write what you know" works for novelists, but "design what you know" doesn't work for game developers.

I hate activists.

Um, yay?

Final Fantasy says "hi".