I don't even mean this as a pun, but that cake legitly looks delicious and moist

The thing is, is that some studios have shown that you don't necessarily have to sacrifice your single player for multiplayer, though I will admit the cases are very rare. The example that comes to mind for me is Uncharted 2, I thought the single player mode was vastly superior in nearly every aspect when compared to…

Yeah, ME2's story was lackluster compared to ME1, and it became a lot of going to warehouses to shoot mercenaries. But I have faith in Bioware, and I'm hoping that ME3 will go back to everything that made ME1 one of my favorite games this gen.

If he doesn't do it I will! lol, IDK, I feel like helping out since you have no other way of getting it.

Uhhh, why not just let him log onto your account and then DL the pass, and then he can go back to using his own PSN? The fact that Sony lets you do this is pretty awesome, so unless you have some trust issues with your bro you should be fine

Have fun not playing it. I know I won't.

You can do Crushing. I did it on UC2, and it was one of the most fun things about the game for me. My first playthrough was normal, then hard (just for fun) and then a third playthrough for Crushing/getting all the treasures. Playing Crushing just forces you to tackle every situation strategically, and it forces you…

Yeah, I never thought I'd be quoting IGN as one of the best ways of handling it. Not only was it nowhere in the article title, but it was midway down with a giant spoiler tag. Gamesradar's logic is just as flawed as Kotaku. ugh

Oh sorry for the misunderstanding, I totally see where you're coming from.

Even if the Joker got up a second later saying "Hahaha, didn't expect me to have this bullet proof vest" it still spoils the moment. It's more about experiencing it for yourself than anything, at least for me.

I hope for everyone's sake your right. This does give me some kind of hope though. The only difference I can see, is that Shepherd being dead was immediately resolved, while the Joker probably won't make a comeback until way later in the game.

Yeah, and as someone said earlier, it's not about whether or not it's the major plot twist. It's about experiencing it for yourself, even if the Joker got up a second later saying "hahah bulletproof vest" it still would've been spoiled for us.

If I could give you another star I would.

The difference is, is that Kirk actually got to see it in its original form. The way the developers intended, he wasn't told through a 9 word sentence like we were.

Even if he was told he could report on it, he could've done so while still mentioning that it was a possible spoiler. Instead, he decided to not only not mark it as a spoiler, but put it in big bold print so that no one could miss it even if they didn't click the damn thing.

One spoiler is enough for me to look for alternative sites. For me, it's this article on top of all the sensationalized headlines, the absolute disrespect of the writers on this site towards the commenters, the redesign and how horribly it was handled, and just how much news is actually missed on the site compared to…

I absolutely agree. It's pretty obvious that this is supposed to be a preview of the game, and those usually don't include spoilers. And if they do, the author of the article will mention that spoilers are present in the preview. Instead, you don't even have to click the article to see the spoilers, it's in big bold…

Thanks for spoiling the first act of the game Kirk, in giant bold letters that absolutely no one could miss. Love it.

Personally, I won't be buying Skyrim because I've always thought that the Elder Scrolls games were completely generic games. Terrible stories and animation, and extremely boring gameplay. Sure, it's a huge game, but it's also an extremely crappy huge game. (Of course, this is all imo) I just have one more reason not…

Glad to see someone else loves Alan Wake. It's tied with Mass Effect as my favorite 360 game of this generation :D