Yeah, I know, but this is to an extreme, you know? It's literally screaming in your face from the minute you first see any art.

I don't understand all the hate - haven't been this psyched for a game in a while. Between this and Dishonored, it's shaping up to be a good year.

EA's a publisher. They do own some good studios. But EA's been nothing but a burden on all of them. I say, let EA burn, and let the good developers like DICE survive.

Am I the only one let down by this game? After giving us two fantastic, original titles with pretty gripping stories (well, Odin Sphere, anyway), they're going full fanservice with this installment...

The sooner EA sinks, the better. I welcome this merger as it would hasten EA's demise.

See icarus212001's comment. The Vita is doing astronomically bad.

Poor Sony. I'm shocked they're still supporting the Vita right now. The launch has been the worst I can remember.

ALL OF MY MONEY

Let this be your glorious swan song, Mikami. It's time to put what you've learned over the course of your career to use - make it shine.

I've read that Nintendo has some wicked-huge cash reserves that they'll use in times of trouble.

Actually, G4 and Tech TV were two separate networks that merged to create G4TV.

Well, that's the end of that network.

Recently, an Oregon Trail + zombies mashup called Organ Trail.

...why did there have to be green and purple all around this ad?

Monetization metastasizes through the industry once again.

Yikes, what am I doing?! That's what I get for typing this on 5 hours of sleep.

"The bulk of the 6million MW3 sales come from adult men."

I suppose that the break here is this: what I think of video games is beyond "game" in the traditional sense. Since they have the capacity to outshine even cinema in the realm of storytelling, I think the amount of potential being squandered by keeping video games STRICTLY games is staggering. It's not that…

If games like God of War and Prototype are geared towards 35-year-old white males, this country's in worse shape than I thought. .__.

Just because story is not a unique element of gaming doesn't mean it's disposable at large. Like I said, there will always be "toy" games which don't need a story to be fun, but thinking that the "toy" should be the model for the industry is one of the biggest mistakes we could ever make.