Actually, GTA Online was only shown in any detail around August..and since the game was released in September, that's not really much of a year. Considering there's free, content filled updates every month (just like the heists will be), and they've stated countless times that the online we have now is only a taste of…

The one gift in the game that he probably wouldn't want to see her ever wearing again. :p

First thing I thought when he changed to this last year: Oh shit, he's an assassin!

Definitely among the people who will miss hearing his input on games regularly, whether on YouTube or at E3 or wherever else he'd pop up. One of the few reviewers I could accept, even when my personal opinion was far different. (Manhunt was better than a 2/5 back in its time, come on now.) In fact, he's the one who…

GTA V is not a beta, it's a full and complete single player experience. That's what you bought. GTA Online is a beta for a separate thing entirely that will eventually grow much bigger than GTA V and incorporate the future titles as well. That's why it did not launch alongside GTA V on day 1. Nobody promised you that…

Actual co-op missions weren't in RDR right away either, whereas there have been quite a lot of them in GTAO since day 1. Unless of course you're referring to the hideouts...in which case you can get the same thing out of the usual police fighting, going after crate drops, or doing survival missions..all of which offer…

Do you not remember how RDR's online was (and still is, especially now that modders are running free with little to no punishment) equally full of trolls and jerks, and "Friendly Free Roam" wasn't there normally? It was also only given a handful of new things whenever DLC came out, whereas GTA Online gets new stuff…

You can choose where you originally spawn in the online options. Choices being where you last left off, a random location, in your apartment, or in your garage.

What's that...on the horizon...could it be?

However it was intended, especially in 2, to be playable and beatable by everyone. Some people would like help from someone they can trust to get through the current boss, or someone watching their back once the PVP comes raining down on them. The game sure made it an unnecessary pain in the ass for those people, and…

I agree, and it's part of why I didn't get the hype over the first Dark Souls. Sitting around in a spot waiting 20 minutes to 1. see your friend's sign..2. hit the summon button on it before it disappears for no good reason...3. cross your fingers and hope that the game actually lets the connection happen. Not to…

Considering the recent trend among gaming April Fools jokes, I'll start taking bets now on which one of these actually becomes serious. (For context: Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon and what would eventually become Saints Row IV started off as jokes)

I'm talking about 1:10, and no spoiler warning given until 3:14

"What the hell are you gonna do now, sport?"

Might want to avoid watching that video if you're far behind on the show. Depicts a major character death before even giving the spoiler warning. Anyway on to my comment...

Honestly, does it even have a gimmick at this point?

Yeah, some of them I definitely get the meaning behind.. The scar one makes me think something more like "You'll look as shady as these potential criminals!" and that first one looks like somebody with schizophrenia and/or split personality.. neither of which are very good selling points for what still managed to be…

But I don't remember a single one of these. Most of them presumably because they definitely weren't shown in the States..at least, not in any magazines I was old enough to get at the time (we still think a female nipple is some kind of mentally scarring, childhood ruining creation, nevermind back in the PS2's…

Oh yes, how can anyone forget the R rated horror rendition of Mr. Potato Head?

That's my point, he's basically getting charged for things that are (unfortunately) just a part of the job, in its current state. Meanwhile, other politicians get away with at least the same thing all of the time without anything being done about it.