In the latest ""Major Nelson"" podcast, Microsoft's Larry Hryb and Xbox Live cop-on-the-beat Stephen Toulouse reveal that the company have been in talks with the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), with the aim of sorting the whole mess out.And, it seems, the talks have been going just swimmingly.Toulouse says:I can't talk about what we discussed specifically except to say that we provided them with a rolex online lot of information about what we do today, why we do what we do and how we do it.And then we asked them the question, 'How can we do this better?' And we have some ideas.Here are some ideas.That dialog was super, super helpful.
I think it was a great engagement.Justin and Jeffrey who came out from GLAAD really appreciated the effort that we're putting into it - and had great ideas, like they brought up some stuff we hadn't thought of.Major Nelson Talks GLAAD, Xbox LIVE Policy [GayGamer]""It was not a dream, people.Here is inarguable proof that there have been many Mega Man games.What we've got here is a chart by Capcom community blogger ceramics chanel Snow, displaying the grand amount of Mega Man games released by Capcom during the last 23 years.The horizontal lines represent years.
The bunched columns represent lines of Mega Man games.The classic Mega Man games are shown in the left column.Click through for the full-sized chart, but be warned that one of the reasons I didn't put it in this post (other than because I'm classy) is because it's enormousplete Mega Man Game History [Capcom-Unity]""Two Konami releases ceramic chanel have been semi-confirmed for upcoming releases via new ratings for the WiiWare retro throwback Contra ReBirth and PSP remake Shadow of Destiny.Make a note of it, Konami fans.
