@Frank Mahnke: The bar of solid multiplayer and a well designed science fiction story for the modern era.

@Mike Worldcrusher: Could you be thinking of d+pad?

@Mike Worldcrusher: Could you be thinking of d+pad?

@Musouka [Region 4]: Acts of Gord is quite old so some of it's a bit outdated, but I guess good retail stories never really get old.

@Musouka [Region 4]: Acts of Gord is quite old so some of it's a bit outdated, but I guess good retail stories never really get old.

@William Yarbrough: We can't all play Final Fantasy MMOs.

So... why exactly did he pick Brokeback Mountain? Why not "as much as I Spit in Your Grave is a touching story of family values"?

@DashTheHand: The fact that your argument is based purely on consumer outrage and doesn't negate any of my points really only supports my argument. The community thinks they're a bunch of douchebags and I'm not saying they're not.

@DashTheHand: Do they need to produce exclusive content? No.

@cap-n-crunch: ONly works until you max out your Splash Damage and Walking Tank (heavy weapon and multikill) commendations. It's good for a quick and dirty 20-30K if you're that desperate, but after that it's worthless... and when people see you have those commendations at Onyx and everything else bronze/silver,…

I remember an old PC game called Start Up that was based on the same idea. It was a lot of fun, but I sucked at it.

@Eternal: Bethesda hired people from the mod community to fix their games, or are you just referring to the plehora of mods available for games like Oblivion and Fallout 3 which included, among some fantastic weapon and armor ideas, hi-res mods and nude mods?

@Mujah: It's Loaded Weapon 1, a National Lampoon satire of Lethal Weapon.

@CapnCourage: You could treat the dog poorly, which only served to make people comment on what a bastard you were for mistreating it. It never actually left you.

@rev02: Banned in Australia = massive upswing of PS3 version imports from Play Asia.

@CrashBandicooter: Every set of naked breasts this game promises is another dollar I don't need to stuff into a stripper's g-string.

@Archaotic: I... see...

@Mokon: Uncharted was a pretty third person cover shooter with a bunch of climbing puzzles. This is a pretty, third-person beat 'em up with some climbing puzzles. Doesn't really seem like there's any point nitpicking. What will matter is how the story plays out.

@Archaotic: Journey to the West was from the 16th century. Dante's Inferno was from the 14th century. Just FYI.

The laid back sounding gameplay coupled with beautiful scenery and interesting music interest me. I might check this out - plus it's a modern retelling of Monkey. I might go ahead and pick this up.