@hagren: UE3 and you didnt expect texture pop in?

Im definitely skeptical. Basically because of everything listed in this article. Sounds like a flop.

@Aibyouka-kun: YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS.

@Kellen Dunkelberger: Do eet. The singleplayer is free at this point, all you have to do is make an account on the site.

Watches? I already have a system for knowing day vs night in caves. Set render distance to Tiny, look at the color of the fog.

@FauxFilms: I sort of made a grossed out frowny face when I read that.

@n_gamer: u mad?

@SoupNBread: Had this problem all the time when I played CSS. Hours and hoursof resting your wrist on a hard table makes your wrist sore fast.

@Chestnut Bowl: Bingo.

@devpeck1: Except like I stated before, you are not entitled by any means to continue playing those games. Having played games for a long time does not make that so. I watched a lot of TV as a kid, does that mean I should just waltz into HMV and take every season of the Sopranos without paying? No. It doesn't work…

@ToKeN2k6: Yeah, I had a hell of a time getting my LE copy. I called every store in my city and no one had it. I ended up stumbling upon it at a grocery store of all places. The keychain made it worth it.

With this re-release, Ubisoft proves they are not beyond redemption for taking so long with BG&E2.

Why are they cheering at the end? He's just using Ken.

@Foohy: Or maybe, Activision teaming up with a motor vehicle company and releasing a car to promote Black Ops?

@Some-Mist: I see what you did thar.

@MuppetChrist: Okay.

@3rdshift: Damnit, I lol'd.

@PookandPie: Except you are not the only consumer out there. The garbageman doesnt complain when Ferarri prices their cars out of his income range.

I was all for Pro Mode, but thats a 30% price hike on top of some expensive peripherals. I mean, I am a huge RB fan and play regularly, but a dollar a song adds up. I've bought nearly 50 songs, which runs me ~100 bucks over the span of a year. Now, I will be spending ~150, in addition to the probable ~300 for the game…

@devpeck1: The average gamer is in his late 20's. Dont think Mommy and Daddy are still buying him games at that point.