I'm a resident of Dubai.

The character face models are a serious let-down.

Once a game hits "alpha" don't expect major graphical improvements.

For Abu Dhabi, yes. Dubai's oil recourses aren't enough to bring in the income they require. Their man source of income is tourism. Dubai still has to buy the oil they use.

I really don't understand why these aren't build in the gulf. Dubai is almost always sunny, yet they resort to burning oil for power.

Too hard to do that with the camera man's narration.

If only this was the box-art.

I guess they're really hoping for replay-ability? To pop in and play the same missions again.

I wanna try it, but I'm too afraid. I'm not the live-dangerously kinda guy.

Is this from the macintosh reveal ad?

I wonder when he transitioned over from wearing suits to his iconic levi pants.

Killzone SF, despite it not being a very good game, uses it very well. I was genuinely surprised to hear an audio-log I picked up through the controller's speakers. It sounds really good and does make things feel really cool.

Looking at the PS4, I thought "they've gone too far." I wish they would just let us off the hook. For the player, having a game that's "thoroughly made" makes them excited with anticipation, but for a developer, it's a hurdle we have to overcome. The number of things we have to do keeps increasing and if we keep…

But does it have any free start-up (?)

Box-"art".

Weirdly enough he had some sound arguments and good taste in video games.

This picture reminds me of "The road"

These saturated, angled screenshots look really good.

Say hi to louis ck for me, will ya' ?

I noticed another reviewer complain of performance issues with Liberation HD—lots of pop-in, walls, falling out of the world and glitches. On the PS3, I saw little of this. The worst glitches involve alligators in the game's swamp getting caught in hills. Nothing worse than that. The quality of the game's missions is…