It's not bad but there are some major plot holes:

It's interesting, I played through the game twice and only encountered two bugs on the 360, but I have never had any framerate/visual issues. The first bug I came across had to do with the audio for the Nazi Zombies, for some reason their audio didn't load but restarting the system fixed the issue.

Yea, I actually tried to rent a theater for a bachelor party last year and they let me test it out to make sure it would work and it was awesome. Halo 4 on a giant movie screen with true dolby surround sound was just amazing and the cut scenes made it feel like I was just watching a movie. Just sucked that some of the…

I think this is mostly for those of us that switched from a 360 to PS4 and missed out on it originally.

...but you only get four of them per character class. The combat system is so fun and satisfying that the game left me wanting much more.

ThinkGeek sells this toolkit as well for $20 less.

Generally, when I hear a dude answered a Craigslist ad and then went to a motel I expect at least one person to leave the scene with a major dent in their dignity. Sure enough, he did. After forking over the money, the man checked the box and found it stuffed with towels.

· Remote Play Users will be able to access PS4 titles displayed on their living room TVs and play them on a PS Vita system over Wi-Fi networks by using PS4 Link*2*3. SCE anticipates that most PS4 titles will be playable on the PS Vita system through Remote Play*4. · Second Screen Users can use the PS4 Link*2…

The app will be free to download on both iOS and Android.

Oh how I have missed you.

It's nice to see that they have decided to actually include the headset; it was kind of a silly idea not to include it no matter how confident they are in the Kinect. Also is it just me or does the power brick look to be about the same size as the original 360 version rather than the smaller 360 S version.