celery commented on The 370 Dumbest Passwords, as Compiled by Twitter

"@Atilla the Bun: My guess that it's the equivalent of "qwertyu" in some keyboard layouts."

celery commented on The Man Who Never Wanted To Make 'The Citizen Kane of Games'

"@anabbeynormality: I think what he was getting at was that at the end of his career, his work might be summarized by 4 or 5 boxes next to each other."

celery commented on Here's A No More Heroes 2 Triple Feature

"@Arisato-kun: The problem is that for anyone with a passing interest in STGs, Touhou would be the last shooter they think of when looking at that video, which means that: A) You're a fanboy who thinks that Touhou pioneered the concept of a shooting game, or B) You're a Touhou fanboy. Sorry, them's the rules."

celery commented on Blocked on Facebook: Gawker Facebook Privacy Guide

"@bitch_pleaze: There are more options here than "Facebook should do whatever its users say" and "Users should leave Facebook the instant there is any problem." Good customers (using that term loosely) provide feedback to businesses, and good businesses listen to that feedback (but are not bound to follow it of course)."

celery commented on Keeping the NYTimes.com Pumped Up

"@AzureTexan: I'd say you're about right."

celery commented on Japan's Top Ten "Crap Games of the Retail Shop"

"@MrBounce: We'll never know if MHTri would have done better on the PS3/Xbox, or if it would have done worse (worse is more likely--2 million is a good number for a console MH). That's not what the retailers are complaining about though."

celery commented on Modern Warfare 2 To Benefit War Child Charity

"@Friedhamster: Well, I hear "War Child Charity" and I know what's going on."

celery commented on Exploiting MW2's 'Javelin Glitch' Will Get You Banned, Says XBL

"@exion: Serious?"

celery commented on Exploiting MW2's 'Javelin Glitch' Will Get You Banned, Says XBL

"@DrZaius: Speedruns are single player affairs."

celery commented on LEAK: The Google Phone "Is a Certainty"

"@qrius: It sounds a lot worse--that's 8 versions of Windows over 15 years, and most of them are EOL-ed, as opposed to 5 (6?) versions of Android in two years."