@Sturmfuehrer_ I agree with Kain. Educational films, take-home projects and review games are all implements that are streamlined into education and seem "normal" to be there. However, they all are designed with the same tools as an educational video game is, i.e. interactivity, trail-and-error, maintaining an interest, creativity, application of material and possibly group work. I believe it is important to have a good grasp of these skills, and playing educational video games is no more viable than watching a Bill Nye video. So to entertain your sarcasm Sturm, humanity CAN survive and prosper without anything - even textbooks and classroom education - but it is always nice to complement and approach our educations in different ways. Humans learn better from interest and variation anyways.

@ivanmallia I agree. I'm hoping it was all just for the sake of the demo. hah

Interesting!! I just wrote a blog about in-game music the day before this!!

check it out:

http://www.gameinformer.com/blogs/members/b/hirezi_blog/archive/2012/07/07/let-me-sing-you-a-little-tune-music-skyrim-and-air-conditioners.aspx

A good commentator vibe is important.. I'm glad this new guy came on!

The other two together refused to make eye contact... very ackward lol

I agree completely with the request for a revamped Pokemon title.

I feel as if the Pokemon series is in need of a great 3d rpg... Nintendo has me believing that they are saving some groundbreaking material for when we get tired of the classic 2d platform.