The show's ratings were absolutely horrible. Even on a premium cable channel, it's no surprise it got canceled.

@Shinta: Would you rather have no new content? Or would like them to develop this new content and release it for free?

Acorrding to the decription, the armor comes in "five pieces". I assume that means the helmet is removable.

@Shinta: because it's about $10 a month to play part 2 already.

@Altima NEO: They've made a grand total of two sequels, unless you count expansions.

@Mmm: What IPs have they screwed up?

I would rather see them make KotOR III. I don't they really got a fair chance with KotOR II, with it being rushed and all.

@Son-of-MonsterChalk: Due to the oil spill and Florida's laws against fireworks (ha!), I won't be spending ridiculous amounts of money on explosives this year.

I just bought Borderlands ($10.19) and HL2: EP2 ($2.71). I own both on consoles.

@JDisaPunk: It's been months since IGN's redesign and it's still a pain in the ass to navigate, however, I found it.

@Nihilexistentialist: I've read every issue of The Walking Dead so far. Here's what I can gather.

Gametrailers nominated his rambling for the "most embarrassing moment" of E3. The entire Konami press conference actually won the award.

I'm not a hardcore Wonder Woman fan, but I love the new design. It's about damn time she put on some pants.

There's a mission towards the end of the game where you have to shoot dozens of them to protect your corn silo.

@THEMISSING (ain't hearing your sh_t): Do you understand the concept of capitalization?

A few 15-30 second commercials sounds reasonable for $10 a month. It beats the hell out of the standard 18 minutes of advertising.

@magnakaiser: They made it pretty clear that this wasn't intended to replace the free service. The free service will stick around for a while.

@Trencher: Yeah, it does sound a bit like a gimped warehouse club.

Sure, you could save $85, but who really wants to save money on Hamsterball and Magic Orbz?