The games are fantastic. Each numbered version really gets more and more into it's 'own' and farther from the direction that the GTA series went.

Looks an awful lot like Counterstrike in some new settings, and possibly with Vehicles. I suppose that probably stems from being on the source engine (guessing it is, based on the visuals).

I really enjoyed it. I didn't play any of the originals, but I played Absolution to completion; it's a steal at $12.

What is it from?

If simply having a demo is cutting into the sales of your game by 50%, then perhaps you the take away(s) should be:

I approve of this advertisement. I still have no interest in Doodle Jump (with or without Kinect), but the commercial gets Two Thumbs Up!

Really? "Subscribe to see the conclusion" ... F U, too!

Also games that have multiplayer components that are asynchronous will likely not require it, either.

If your PS3 died after only 6 months, you should send it in for repair. The warranty is for 1 year, so it should be free as long as you bought a new PS3 and have your receipt.

Living in the Greater Boston Area, I've seen this map many, many times in various T (subway) locations; it's up on the wall for the world to see/use.

Weapons don't' commit mass murder, people do; and human beings who want to commit mass murder will find a way to do so, fully automatic weapons or not (sad, but true).

Targeting was a first for the Zelda series at that time, but not for console video games in general.

After playing AC3 on the 360, I'll say that if you have a High End PC, get it there. The new engine is bushing the 360 (and probably the ps3) hardware past it's limits; it will look better, and be a more immersive experience, on the PC, especially if you're getting all the bells and whistles that will be in the…

Generally speaking, these demo's are usually done on a high end pc unless it's otherwise stated in the video itself.

That's just a guy looking, very interestedly, at a woman. I really don't see the issue. When did it become 'not okay' to look at another person with interest? It can't possibly be offensive to she, who doesn't even know because she's facing and walking the other way.

The stand-alone is being developed using a version of the Arma III engine (not Arma II, that the current mod does). They have branched the code for Stand Alone away from the core Arma III development code base months ago, so that they better craft the engine to fit the specific needs of Day Z.

I've played Day Z, and loved it. I can also admit that it's crap.

And almost everything I said here is wrong, now that Microsoft has changed their stance on Terrible always-online DRM for their disc based games.

Not a terrible amount, but it's certainly not bargain-bin. The advertised speed is 75Mbps down, 35Mbps up. The speed test I just ran comes in at 83.28Mbps down, 33.16Mbps up; as usual, there is always a bit of fluctuation on the test.

I have 75 down, 30 up on Verizon FIOS. Combine that with a decent machine that can multitask (PS4/Xbox One/My PC) and doing multiple things isn't an issue.