It was enough of a grind before they cut back on the payouts, and then they cut back on them twice, at least, from memory, after that.

I concur. The amount of money i was making from matchmaking, was then being instantly spent on ammo etc. ready for the next match. I was routinely losing money by playing matchmaking!

i don't get it... having alot of money is fun. I still played all the missions because some are fun, though the payouts are crap. You just approach each mission with alot of ammo, don't ever have to think about how much a sticky bomb costs and just enjoy the game. Buy some nice cars, tanks, helis, fix them up and…

STEP 1: PRESS START

In all honesty, I think money hacking saved GTA Online for a lot of people.

It's had some changes and additions made, but the game still isn't what it should have been. It's been about two months and Heists, the main advertised feature, still aren't out. What we're left with is a game that forces you to grind out hours…

Considering most of the commenters like you never once opened up Blender and assume it's easy to render detailed, large-scale airships or even basic level assets and the comments should sound like this. 9 commenters should be able to come to the same conclusion in 15 minutes but I doubt they ever got past Intro to CS…

I see this as the future of arcades, tbh.

No the dangerous precedent is companies thinking they can put out flat out broken products and charge full price. Fuck that

Please tell us more about all the things you've learned from the game by not playing it.

Today's update introduces the all-new Capture game mode to Grand Theft Auto Online. Capture adds twenty new jobs across four capture the flag-esque team-based modes: Raid, Hold, GTA, and Contend. Read more over at Rockstar's Newswire here, and check out the full update notes here.

Just the movie ended, not the story. The real story is inside your heart.

LMAO! If you think that garbage robotic crap THQ put out was better than the EA MMA game, you have no idea what you're talking about.

And the vast majority if those people never did anything but bowled. Hell, most of them didn't even know it did other things. It was a fad, and one that passed a long time ago. All it's been since about 2008 is the usual stragglers who are buying for their kids or just want to play the latest remake of Zelda 64

Sounds like you missed the main part of the game.

Is this a gossip site now? Why such a big article about someone's private life? Does he really deserve to be publicly shamed like this for some minor offence he's already punished for?

Listen, and understand. That train is out there. It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.

While I didn't choose to wait for the Xbone because of fear of hardware failure (honestly, it was the Kotaku review and others like it that basically said Kinect still isn't ready for prime time), I'm sad to say this is not surprising. When I first saw the BLoD, I was concerned, that seemed like a console…

I agree with the review, but I definitely see the main appeal of the Ouya being emulators.

History of violence, you say?