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Ok, WBC. Sure.

Had to repost my Gawker comment because it tickled me so

I'd rather see a tournament full of normal people play a game like this instead of pros, it's much more entertaining when the people playing aren't the best of the best.

Videogame development in a big, harsh, rotten nutshell:

The sexy characters themselves aren't a problem. It's part of the game's charm. It's that they're the focus of the game marketing, to the point where they define the franchise for non-players. In fact, one of the suggestions I make in the article is for Team Ninja not to change the current state of the characters.

Man, I should have just written "Dead or Alive shouldn't be a guilty pleasure" and then gone and got a sandwich.

All I can say is i'm actually glad that 343 has the reigns over Halo and not Bungie.

Because if 343 DIDN'T do that, the game would continue to get constantly traded in, and people would stop playing.

Activision and EA is happening. Oh yeah; Capcom too.

There are more of the original Bungie employees working at 343 than there are at Bungie right now.

They arent just "rehashes" and they arent just "old" games. Halo 1 and 2 literally revolutionized FPS and MS gave us fans what we have been asking for, for years. A Halo 2 remake. And instead of just doing that and charging $60, which they could have. They literally gave us all 4 games on a single disc, where you can…

Just to be clear, Destiny was immensely helpful in getting me through my first 90 days of sobriety, so it will always have a special place in my heart.

You're right. And I'm scared.

343 > Bungie

I've tried to muster up desire to play Destiny because I've been around the bungie forums since I use to live on the Zanzibar forums. "These days I can't stand the site" I tried the demo and came to the same conclusion all the info I had gather led me to already. This wasn't a game I had to play. I kept telling myself…

"Great Game, 10/10!"

There were 1500 comments on this week's post—there was no way to go through all of them. In the previous weeks I have read them all, and I do not automatically choose the most starred. This week's selection does not reflect the most starred or most replied-to, either.