I like to imagine that decades into the future, there will still be an annual CoD release, and we can tell our children and grandchildren how it started and how we failed to stop it before it was too late.

Well, this is pretty fucking low. Congratulations assholes of the internet, you've won the gaping asshole award.

But...why does *everything* have to be innovative or new?

If people like playing it, then let them play it.

The very existence of something non-innovative does not stop innovation.

Yet interests you enough to read the article and make a negative post about it.

I care. Hug?

Because nobody cares about the Vita except me. Should've called it "Portstation Portable"

I guess he...couldn't really see what he was doing...what with all the squinting...

Still better than Korean news.

Somehow, I find the most disturbing part of this announcement to be the fact that Nintendo apparently knows what people are sending via SwapNote. Granted, you can always assume inappropriate content is out there circulating, but I have to assume Nintendo was actually SEEING alot of this stuff in order to take action.…

Had the same issue. I was like "SO MUCH BLOOD! WHEN DOES IT END?" and then accidentally stopped.

Oh yeah, movies pull the same thing in terms of brutality, especially horror films.

Well I just bought Soul Sacrifice today. I guess I'll be returning that.

Wow, it works like that? No wonder people rave about it.

Meanwhile, Xbox Games with Gold is giving out Keflings.... snicker Overdelivering value...

Great, Dragons Dogma is one game I've been interested in but not enough to buy it.
Since Soul Sacrifice is up there now it's only a matter of time then Dragon Crown comes to PS+

Because we are violent creatures who are genetically programmed for violence. Yeah, it's sad but it's in our DNA. The only thing keeping us from killing each other constantly is socialization and our sense of empathy.

Not with that attitude.

I love this era where customer feedback is actually listened to, for better or for worse. Keep it up gaming industry!

I think this is my favorite bit of video game hyper violence:

Photoshop. If it's good enough for the Bush presidential election campaign, it should be good enough for the Chinese government.