I'd agree. It seems many reviewers these days, regardless of game, spend a lot of time lamenting the fact that a game isn't what they wanted it to be rather than viewing it objectively for what it is. This is especially true of games that receive a lot of advance hype like WD.

I'm getting pretty skeptical of videogame reviews in general just because all the gaming sites seem to review games on different standards. I mean Knack got a YES from Kotaku even though every review said it was generic as hell. Killzone got a NO, despite being a solid game with good multiplayer but was criticized for…

I'm so incredibly sad that there are so many people on this site that seem determined to watch this game fail. Either because it didn't meet their weird preconceptions of what it would be (despite nearly two years of previews) or because it didn't match the graphical fidelity that it was initially shown at (I don't…

Correction: Never get a game based on a review, get it based no your own gameplay.

Please don't reproduce.

Really? I never liked this controller. It always felt weird in my hands and it feels cheap. It doesn't weigh anything. The d-pad is small and feels cheap. You can't push down the analog stick. The front buttons are just weird, a little red button to the side, big green button in the center and then grey banana…

Sounds like it could be an interesting deviation from the normal BF formula. And maybe for once we could have a BF game launch without a myriad of server issues and bugs.

Maybe you should just start approving everything people do in their free time eh?

"Instead of letting these famous individuals off, like police seem to do in the U.S., the Japanese police and the country's media appear to make examples of them, stringing them out to dry."

Paradise. I don't care if the law is unjust, if it exists and celebrities cross it, this is what should happen.

Ford tried to buy Ferrari, but Ferrari backed out at the very last minute because Ford the second wasn't going to let him run his own racing team. Cost Ford A LOT of money.

Jerry Seinfeld as Mr Lamborghini.

He's just mad that his pretentiousness based on meeting some people over 3 years in Japan is being called out. I've lived in the USA my whole life and there are hundreds of names of people I HAVEN'T met, yet I don't go spouting that those names don't exist because I haven't met people who have them. That would be…

The Cavalier was a tremendous shit box. That they're still on the road does not make this fact any less true.

Online players need to be held accountable for their actions in some way. I don't know how, but the Internet would be a better place if you couldn't hide behind the veil of online anonymity. The likes of Call of Duty and LoL would be much better games as a result.

JESUS F**KING CHRIST!

I think my only problem with it is that there aren't any letters on the buttons anymore. I don't need them anymore, but I've always liked them on.

This is NOT something the FGC were "hungry" for. This is niche within niche. An exploitative callback to Thrill Kill rather than the actually playable Mortal Kombat. If Eli Roth made a fighting game, it would look like this. And just like Eli Roth movies, it's for a very specific market, and nobody ever says "This Eli…

This game looks super fake. Everything is motion captured a la MK1, and if that's the look they're going for, good on them, but it looks too fake honestly.

That is the most unprofessional looking purchase e-mail I have seen in a loooong time.

I wouldn't trust anything coming out of that company. And if you think I am the only one who judges a company based on design alone think again.

It's sad that you lack the foresight to see its potential practical applications.