Metroid_Fan: Hal Jordan's been in the show. But everyone knows Guy Gardner is the greatest Green Lantern that's ever lived.

@Starwolf_UK - The game's been content complete for a few months, but it wasn't finished with PAL rating and submissions until a few weeks ago. July was our original goal.

LIT and MFC are both still headed to Europe, rest assured. We should be able to announce LIT's release date very soon, and it won't be far off.

Thanks for the kind words, guys. To clarify, the changes in the EUR version will include:

• Removal of 'the all-powerful A Button'. Now A Button controls items in Jake's hand, and C Button affects objects in the room. No more accidental lamp deaths.
• When sweeping with the flashlight for clues, objects in the darkness stay lit slightly longer.
• Rachael's phone calls (and Jake's) will be subtitled onscreen in each different European language.

"Would it be overly cynical of me to suggest that perhaps the 'enhanced and improved control scheme' may result in the price being bumped up by a couple of hundred of points to 'cover costs'?"

That wouldn't be a factor, these were easy adjustments. We don't know what the EUR price will be yet, but expect it to be comparable to the US price (or whatever is the $8-ish price in Europe).

Don't be sad that LIT fell off, everyone go buy it so it pops back on!

@Sean Aaron: Ever see this?

http://gameboy.ign.com/articles/445/445805p1.html

It's a fantastic collection, and even better is that they included some recent 2600 homebrew games Skeleton+ (one of the best games on the system).

"Wow, too much free time"

Well, it took me about an hour. It's not like 2600 art is time-consuming to create. It actually took longer to write out the comments for each image.

Haunted House was (and is) incredible. Probably my favorite 2600 game ever. The dynamics between running in the dark with no flashlight (but missing collectables) and lighting up (but attracting enemies) was brilliant. True survival horror.