No, despite what your college liberal arts professor told you.

How? By actually expecting a word to be used when the context actually calls for it? You don't just get to call everything racist because it's insensitive.

Uh, no. Japanese games are also littered with flat textures and non-existent AI. Take a Japanese game with decent graphics (there are few) and most of the characters have short hair.

So dress suits, hoodies and nanosuits are the same thing... right.

There is no irony. I can actually speak from a specific set of experience, and it's not like it's evident on an internet forum. Your disregarding the validity of said experience is actually ironic and racist. Idiot.

All of those characters look pretty different aside from their hair, to me.

Hair is hard to render. Next-gen will be our salvation.

Holy shit, stop throwing around "racist" like it means anything in this context. The game is racially insensitive, but racist? I consider racist to be an overt and intentional degrading viewpoint held against others based on race. Sensitive hipsters consider anything racially ignorant to be racist. Dress as a native…

No they're not. This one went for less than retail + tax in most areas. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nintendo-Wii-U-Deluxe-Set-32-GB-Black-Console-W-NINTENDO-LAND-/281031184280?pt=Video_Games&hash=item416ec38f98

You know what the Wii U is? A colossal fuck up. There are people selling new Deluxe sets in Denver for $320 on craigslist. Less than retail. I assume they traded stuff in for one, and want some cash but still. What. The. Fuck. For a new console, that is sad.

Yeah, porting it over to PC would be nice. Still, CoD sells well on 360 and PS3. Microsoft keeps Halo exclusive to Xbox because it sells some gold accounts, and sells some Xboxes, cementing their brand. So even though they make less money on the game itself, it's still worthwhile for them. Same with Uncharted,…

You get precision weapons that kill other players in the same number of shots as their precision weapons. This article is BS. Maybe in CoD, but not Halo 4.

The difference is that the busywork is actually pretty fun. It's great going from point to point, getting chased by tigers and komodo dragons just to find some damn goats to enhance your weapon holster (I'm 100% serious, half the fun is the adventure found in doing what other games make monotonous).

All this text when you could have been exercising and eating right - it works. I do think WW is kind of a joke and falls into the "best practice" pitfall where it's merely average and good enough for a decent set of people, but there's a lot of outliers.

Like beanspeppin said, but also because everything looks very scripted, much in the same way CoD offers up a shooting gallery with little freedom of exploration or ability to plan out and interact with AI.

Please don't be a set piece-to-set piece jaunt like every shitty CoD game.

People in my apartment will press both up and down buttons when they want to go down because they just want whichever elevator comes first. It's always some weird Russian or Arabic person, too. I'm heading up, and they hop on at the 5th floor to ride all the way up to the 9th or just look at me like "oh."

I read it originally as "IGN's Greg Miller says his career is in remission."

VGAs PROTIP: Wait until its over and you can just watch the important parts (trailers and announcements) online. Do something productive. How's that backlog coming? Yeah, I thought so.

New Forza, maybe a Halo spinoff for next-gen (wild speculation). Fallout 4 would make my pants get real tight, though.