Twitter Updates for 2010-11-30

• RT @Kotaku For A Moment, You Will Believe Samus Is Real http://kotaku.com/5700907//gallery/ #
• RT @PressTheButtons Steve Smith Is The Controller On American Dad http://bit.ly/i61icK #
• How is this even possible?! RT @GoNintendoTweet http://gonintendo.com/?p=143706 Donkey Kong Country Returns – Shiny Gold Medal runs #
• I want to see how it's done on 1-1. I've only managed a bronze medal there, at best. If it played a bit more like the original, then maybe.. #
• I'll be frank: didn't find this all that funny. RT @xplay G4tv.comedy: Mario Breaks His Neck http://bit.ly/fMvsUY #
• RT @GoNintendoTweet http://gonintendo.com/?p=143669 Nintendo of Europe – Check out two new Iwata Asks interviews #
• Diehard Nintendo Fans Debate Whether Donkey Kong Is Good Or Evil http://t.co/CLBXpNs via @kotaku #
• RT @Nintendo_Okie Lots of Mario in TWiNH. http://nintendo-okie.com/2010/11/29/this-week-in-nintendo-history-november-28th-to-december-4th/ #
• RT @retroist 1987 WWF Toy Commercial – http://www.retroist.com/?p=19989 #
• RT @dreadknux =TSS= Iizuka: We 'Updated' the Physics for Sonic 4 http://bit.ly/eWcywF #
• The Incredible Disappearing Single-Player – http://gamesareevil.com/2010/11/incredible-disappearing-singleplayer/ #
• How EA kicked the license habit, News from GamePro http://bit.ly/hmvVES #
• Watching the "Donkey Kong: Good Guy or Bad Guy?" video now, and I just cracked up at about 3:45 in. Nice one, @stephentotilo. #
• Why Do We Keep Buying Video Game Sequels? | Game Industry News, Interviews and Videos | Game Theory http://bit.ly/fpgY2y #
• Yes, Video Games Can Make Players Cry http://bit.ly/dF6QWj #
• 14-Year Anniversary Of 'Crash Bandicoot' Passes By Largely Unnoticed http://onion.com/e1tOxS (It's worth adding this is from 3 days ago) #
• RT @Kotaku True Love Is Found In Nintendo Classics http://kotaku.com/5701951/ #
• True love, but no delicious, delicious cake. But I suppose that is yet to come. #

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