Considering that they also announced an increase in the CPU "Full Production" might as well be "production".

What you described is the standard milking of a franchise in its death throes.

Wait... so after all this they didn't even have the console finished until now?

The game creator did say it was going to be different in terms of gameplay.

Jobs was successful yes, but he was a bit of a dick to people online. Didn't get much likeability as a person.

So...its like early MvC3 and MvC2 in general?

Voice.

Not too well. I suck at relationship mini-games. Apparently I'm supposed to call them instead of waiting for them to call. GTA4 had it wrong.

They're omnisexual in Saint's Row.

Even so, I'd prefer a fleshed out protagonist with a strong personality.

Obviously you got more out of it than I did. I gave my reasons for hating it because I honestly don't see the tortured soul stuff you apparently do. I actually think you're the first person to even mention it and I've had several discussions with people who like Halo.

Wrong. When I call Master chief generic, I mean that he literally is a faceless character (one of many in the setting) who says very little and doesn't even have much of a personality besides being someone who is really good at killing. Cortana is more human than him and as stated in several replies, Halo 4 really…

I know of it. Too little, too late in my opinion.

I don't hate it because its mainstream. I hate it because Master Chief is the most generic faceless protagonist I've ever seen and the more vocal Halo 'fans' are about the same level as Twilight 'fans' when it comes to conversation.

PC? They still make those.

The industry as a whole is a mess when it comes to publishing games. Kickstarter is the new 'it' trend as companies aren't really willing to take risks on new IPs that aren't the product of their own internal development teams (that are likely working on a major franchise as well just to offset any losses from the new…

It actually seemed fine to me until the end. Like ME3, it felt like they were just forcing an ending with little thought to how it really fits into the overall story.

My reaction in order to the title...

...that belt.

I sorta wonder what her reaction will be when she's old enough to understand that people have been watching her grow up on the internet.