The original script for God of War III involved Kratos meeting his Norse and Egyptian counterparts.

I've yet to pick up the Origins Collection. I need to do so, fast.

SOCOM: Confrontation.

Despite me being a Battlefielder at heart, I found Black Ops to be a quality FPS and its lack of emphasis on killstreaks made it feel like COD4/WaW again. I wish that I never sold it.

If Treyarch can actually improve on Black Ops I may just buy this. Black Ops was my favorite COD game since COD4 (which is unplayable now thanks to 24/7 quickscoping) and I loved the stuff they added like COD points, wager matches, etc.

I know that Static came first. I meant the production logo (7 seconds in).

I can tell that their logo was inspired by inFAMOUS.

Hopefully this begets a price drop in the US by the time E3 rolls around. Paying $250 for the system plus $50-$100 for a decent sized memory card is just ridiculous.

Oh yeah, I knew you guys, and 182nd or whatever they eventually settled on calling themselves. If you guys ever used mods on your servers like to remove tanks or change unlock values for the special classes, I probably made them.

Well lets hope if they do ditch the Cell Processor, they develop a fully functional emulator so backwards compatibility doesn't disappear.

Nope. Those are Europeans. The American SWBF2 scene was much larger.

Crash Bandicoot or no sale.

Seeing these links of games to never be always make me sad.

I don't know, SOCOM: Confrontation is more of a SOCOM game than SOCOM 4 was.

All SOCOM games are still active online.

It is like choosing between Hitler and Stalin. Sure you can say that Hitler was an environmentalist and pioneered animal rights, but you can also say that Stalin created the first completely literate society in the world.

I have the weirdest feeling that this series will end with all bending being terminated and the world 'resetting' so to speak.

It doesn't include "Dangerous Secret".

Why isn't there one that includes everything?

So does the game end with you burning to death locked in your teahouse?