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IGN recently held an interview with Masahiro Sakurai, the head of Team SORA and the creator of the Super Smash Bros. franchise. With Kid Icarus done and out in stores, Sakurai has finally begun development on the next entires into the SSB series, one for the 3DS and one for Nintendo's next console, the Wii U. Supposedly these two games are to be released together and a main feature is that they will somehow be able to link and communicate with each other. The relevant parts of the interview are here: http://ds.ign.com/articles/122/1223789p1.html I have no idea what two linked versions of the game could do for the series, but I suppose there

Well after being in beta for a long time, I learned this past week that J.K Rowling's "Pottermore" website is open to the public. I don't know how long its been open, but all I know is that if you are a Harry Potter fan, then you owe it to yourself to sign up. And it's completely free too, so no whining about money. lol Pottermore is a web-based extension of the Harry Potter series, if you will. Not in that it explores material after the seven books, but rather expands and fleshes out the world of Hogwarts and Harry Potter and gives the fans a sort of insight into the "behind-the-scenes" of how Rowling brought us the books we love so dearly.

Sooooo I found out the other day that iTunes was running a promotion to download the full premiere of Legend of Korra for free. That's right, free. Zilch, zero, nada, nothing. So you can guess what I did last night. I downloaded the episode while at my fiancee's house, and watched it right before I went to bed. All I can say is this. I am genuinely excited to see how this series plays out. I still have to watch the entirety of Avatar: The Last Airbender, but I've seen enough of it to know what it's all about and what the plot comes to. It's just filling in gaps in the middle that I have yet to do. And I feel like LoK will be a wonderful nex