I always liked Welling's portrayal of Superman. It's still interesting to me he was never a fan of Superman (least before he did Smallville).

Yeah, if you -know- your product is going to sell for $600, but claim it'll be around $350 publicly, that's lying. There's no "misleading" about it.

@jonexotic: Nope. He's really Jar Jar.

@unreal849: Now if only if things get sorted out with the Alpha Centauri IP. Similar quagmire surrounds that one too.

@BravoOneActual: I sure as hell hope SS3 is not an MMO or an online deathmatch shooter.

@isheltoe: I am sure they're going to have some sort of collector's edition for NA. It would be an odd business decision not to.

Yeah... back problems will certainly limit anyone to what they can and cannot do. Not a fun injury for anybody.

Personally, I think taking the original Star Trek characters and lore and shoving it all into two hour movie segments can't do it justice. Didn't like Kirk going from some anti-Starfleet dude to Captain in what seems to be a couple of weeks. This movie the article talks about, I didn't like the final confrontation between Spock and Khan. I mean, come on... Khan had a million opportunities to throw Spock off the flying car, but decides to toss him to the opposite side of the car instead. Piss poor scene right there.

@Triton: Um, it isn't Winter. Winter doesn't begin until December 21st. So it is indeed an autumn sale.

@skipper847: Uh, they do put DLC's out for sale. The only reason DLC's do not go on sale is because they're fairly new (City Skyline's DLC is in this category).