Most "Modern Warfare gamers" are around that age already.

Then read the first paragraph.

I agree. I only played the first one, and lost interest about halfway through, but I didn't think it was anything special. Not a bad game by any means, just underwhelming.

Says "Rumor" by the headline, not "Fact".

Everyone knows that eventually all games will be in suppository form. . .

The skull and crossbones cassette tape image was so much cooler than the bad halloween costume.

Maybe you should start by just identifying yourself as a "person".

My point is that it is a replica, so it can be easily repaired and not lose value. If it were an actual prop, it would still lose value if it were repaired.

I am aware of that, but facts are hazy on this. If it was really a replica, who cares?

So if it was a "replica" was it an actual Jeep used in the filming of the movie, or any old Jeep with a paint job?

I would love to play it.

When God gives you AIDS, make LemonAIDS.

There is still intent ingrained within every piece of art, wether or not is is explicitly communicated to the viewer.

I meant to say-

Games aren't "art". Neither are films, paintings, or music. But any of these CAN be art.

The Sword fucking rules.

That's the only frustrating thing for me, but they did a serviceable job on the interface (there is much more info to get across in real time than in a rhythm game).

Rocksmith isn't for you. That's my point.

Bottom line is that Rocksmith is an excellent teaching tool. It pushes you, it gets frustrating sometimes until you can learn the songs, but you LEARN THE SONGS. On a real guitar.

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