Its time for Nintendo to give us (me) the Zelda game I've always wanted. The entire game takes place as adult link. I have been wanting this for years, basically since OOT let me play as adult link, I've never wanted to play as kid Link since.

Oh boy, you got me, I really don't think this game looks like Gears of War. Wait, no, it really does look that stupid. I don't know if or when the Metal gear series started making character models look like WWF wrestlers, but thats not any metal gear I remember.

lol you sound annngggrrrrry. maybe you should start a youtube channel where you shout into a camera letting people know how much smarter you are than everyone else. You're goin places, kid.

Not a troll, been playing MGS since PS1. But thanks for an empty post in which you do nothing but tell me my opinion is wrong.

So hard to believe this game has anything to do with Metal Gear. It looks like Japanese Gears of War.

I think I know this Keith, and if it is him, I am not surprised at all. He was consistently one of the best gamers I played with. If this is Telari, I'm proud of you man, keep kicking ass.

Too soon, not enough content. My guess is this has to do with TESO. They want to let Skyrim cool down so that when TESO launches later this year/early next year, people will be eager to explore a new TES game.

Huh, I hate to sound so ungrateful but, I'm not really done nor am I ready to be done. Skyrim really did not get enough DLC to support it for the next 3+ years while we wait for TES6.

ahh, I feel like such a bad ME fan, I thought I knew what I was talking about!

I..am pretty sure, but now I'm not 100% certain. I thought it was though.

Really, the three biggest choices in the series, as defined by their consequences are Saving Wrex, Saving Maelon's Genophage Data and rewriting the Geth. Doing these things results in far better outcomes, of the Krogan not being led by an imbecile warlord (Wreav), the Genophage being successfully cured and brokering…

Yeah, ME1 is the only game in the series that feels like it is more than just an RPG. It feels like there is a space-exploration aspect that the series never manages to recreate, even with the Hammerhead missions in ME2.

I don't think you understand the problem. The game launched with an end-game deficiency. Every MMO has post-release content, the idea is that because SWTOR launched without adequate endgame content, they did not have enough time to keep players active while the devs created new content and expansions.

I really don't get why the game industry was so willing to bend over for Metacritic. A bunch of scrub aggregators show up and suddenly they are a credible source?

Hi, go read the interviews and listen to the post-mortem from the devs who made the game saying "We knew we had to fix ilum, add flashpoints, operations, warzones and the groupfinder but we expected to be able to do it in the months that followed launch."

Yeah, please show me any other game that lets people cooperatively roleplay with fully voiced characters, cinematics and interactive choices. Nothing remotely close to this exists. You may not be impressed, but that doesn't mean its not impressive.

Actually, SWTOR is doing quite well right now as a F2P/subscription hybrid. When I say SWTOR failed, I mean SWTOR failed its launch window as a subscription game. Its transition into a F2P game has actually been great, but the real window for SWTOR to have reached its max potential, when it launched with a ton of hype…

Yes, please tell me all about how Bioware was rushed on KOTOR 2. This is a fascinating story. Also, please don't make presumptious statements like "stop thinking EA is the only one guilty of such things" <— Please point to where I said or implied this. I never did, stop making things up in your own head.

You are not the first troll I've encountered on Kotaku, you won't be the last. Just so you know, I am dismissing your comments. Feel free to continue, I will keep dismissing your garbage posts.

Oh boy, you are so clever. Jeez, someone should give you a hug, since you clearly need some attention. Here you go internet buddy ::hugggg::