Then they should sell it for less than full price.

The only way this kind of a ripoff is going to go away is if consumers refuse to buy these titles. Go for GT6 and reward their efforts.

In the mean time, we could always help the new system along by reporting giant dicks in the comments. Just a thought.

Did you miss the part where Kotaku rates games with a "yes/no" scale? If you want a different kind of review, go elsewhere. If you actually needed to read a review to know this campaign was going to be a mess, well... Reviews aren't going to help you much.

Looks crisp. Is it just me, though, or does the running animation look a bit off?

Funny, last I checked Kotaku was a gaming site. PewDiePie plays games. This video is about game recommendations. If you don't like him, don't read the article.

Not bad! Lyrics could use a bit of work, though ("I will pillage these bodies..." really?).

Hey, I apply the same standard to AAA games. There's a reason I don't buy COD or MOH titles, or other games that don't deliver on their promises or merely recycle content from title to title. Slapping a $60 tag on each new Modern Warfare is robbery. I would be thrilled if those developers got what they deserved,…

As much as I want to play this, I'll be abusing myself with Dark Souls II. There can be only one...

We'll have to agree to disagree on that one. If I buy a dozen doughnuts and find that my box only contains 10, I'm going to complain, because I was a victim of false advertising. If I buy a game, which is marketed as a full experience (with beginning, middle, and end) and it cuts off for a black screen with text (a…

On the contrary, if someone purchases the Firefly complete series, they can see how many episodes there are. From my understanding, the hours of gameplay advertised for this game are grossly exaggerated, so not only is the ending total crap, but it comes far earlier than when the customer is told it would. …

So what I see here is this argument: "No, it isn't fraud because other people do it." This hardly justifies your position.

Serves you right if you're trying to torrent games.

I just want to play Tearaway.

I got one of those sets for Christmas when I was 9. I used it non-stop for about a week, and then it broke. :/ Still one of the coolest toys I ever owned.

Couldn't agree more! Actually, this is my main complaint with L4D2. I can't stand how the movement feels. Everything's so fast and smooth, and it detracts from the kind of visceral experience I expect from a game of that sort.

Mirror's Edge will always hold a special place in my heart.

I distinctly recall a PC port of the first Gears of War.

I laughed out loud. This made my day, seriously.

The controls in DS are actually incredibly precise. You just need to learn the timing. Trust me, I'm terrible at the game, but I'm fully aware that every death I die is entirely my own fault.

Dark Souls. Finally beat Smough and Ornstein!