I do hope to slowly learn game development. But in regards to internet hate, I would take it in open-hands— accepting criticism and hearing it, is one easy way to improve.

Which I believe is the exact reason why he avoided using the share button.

I know. And it worries me. Something tells me it'll sell poorly. Apart from the existing fan base, there's little to no hype for it.

But then how could his predator figurine set be shown off?

It's weird how poorly the announcement and marketing has been handled for this.

Something tells me this will be the lowest scoring metacritic MGS game.

And, who is he supposed to be?

No, I couldn't recognize any of them.

I really enjoyed myself playing it.

I thought Killzone was the best shooter of the year. It was visually stunning— rivaling some of the most high-end PC games, but it's story had some of the weakest narratives I've seen in a game and it had potential to do something in that beautiful world but instead it dropped you as yet another military soldier.

You can expect it, just not any time close.

I'm sure the one's at retail are at $199. There are a lot of unheard bundles made for the Vita.

I've got a Vita and I didn't buy TearAway yet.

Case is clear, we both need help.

If you think having to attach a mask to help you breathe is cool, you need help.

I think taking this on would be easy if not for the timing. Without it, I'd take the meal in the morning, bring a book with me, sit down and take a bit after every page.

Thats something that I like about the Oculus guys. They didn't rush to get it out after they hit their target on kickstarter, and the more they work on it, the more it improves.

Mythbusters lacked the dubstep and dancing asians thats all.

Oh so thats how jesus did it...

Actually, they may have imagined some alter-reality gaming experience, but never did I, never mind anyone else, imagine games to look This good.