ComputerAndVideoGames.com talked to GT creator Kazunori Yamauchi, who said there's hope that GT for Boys will be a feature within Gran Turismo 5. The point of a "for Boys" GT would be to give younger kids — and spazzy adults — a pick-up-and-play version of GT, without the unforgiving realism of the original.

Yamauchi's comment came in a broader interview with CVG about GT5.

Question: Can girls play too? Just askin' ...

Gran Turismo for Boys Still Coming [CVG]

In explaining the best stylus controls ever, Itagaki says we won't know how completely mind-blowing they are until we see them in their heavenly glory. Fortunately, he's here to help!

I plan to have footage of the actual game being played available to view on the Internet in the near future. My reasoning for this is that, because the controls in this game are so innovative, watching someone play this game is the only way to realistically understand how wonderful it is.

I personally look forward to trying out Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword's "immensely intuitive" tap-and-draw control scheme, which the Ninja Gaiden creator says we can expect to hit in the fall. Fortunately, for the ninja dogs who aren't that hardcore, the game will have a lower difficulty than previous Ninja Gaiden games. It's just all coming together so swimmingly! Michael McWhertor

Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword [CVG]

Bethesda's Pete Hines told UK mag PC Zone that, despite being Fallout fans themselves:

Not everybody is going to agree with the game we're making: it's a solid-gold lock... some folks just aren't going to give it a chance out of the box.

Wait. Gamers being fickle? Impossible! At least Hines knows that not everyone can be satisfied all the time, especially a bunch of hyper-critical RPG fans. They're an ornery bunch. Hell, even Hines took time to dig at Fallout spin-off Brotherhood of Steel. He can take and give, just like the rest of the armchair designers. Michael McWhertor

Bethesda: "Some will like Fallout 3, some will hate it" [CVG]

The author encourages us to agree or disagree with their choices in the comments section, so rise up, Kotakuites, and make your way to CVG and let them know exactly what you think of their list. Then come on back here and tell us what your pick would be as I'm sure you will all have your own opinions on the subject.

As always when commenting, remember the three P's. Politeness, Propriety and Penmanship. These are the cornerstones of the Kotaku commenter. Flynn De Marco

The best game endings ever [Computer and Video Games]

Six new screens show off the graphical style and Crackdown creator David Jones' gives insight into the games unique Xbox Live acheivements, including the "Keep a corpse in the air with a rocket launcher" endurance contest.

Crackdown Preview [CVG]