Oh, and btw, here's a picture of Bhunivelze.

I bought XIII on day one and sold it shortly after because I got so frustrated with it.

Because it's not disturbing enough. That's more "scary" than "disturbing".

There's a feature in the game itself that allows you to take snapshots in game to upload them to social networks, like Facebook and Twitter. It's similar to how Saints Row has done it.

So, you're telling me, if I don't drink this cup of coffee, without spilling a single drop, I'll die? Jason Statham is: Michael J. Fox.

I see what they did there.

You know who listens/watches that stuff? Idiots.

Jason, you forgot Warframe. Tsk tsk.

Justin Bieber makes millions of dollars from his music, yet no one likes him. Keeping Up with the Kardashians rakes in huge profits, yet no one cares about them.

It's just a CoD clone with mechs and wall-hopping.

Or you could get it on PC.

Assuming a $60 purchase price for each copy, that's 1.74 BILLION dollars over 1.5 months.

You did the math wrong. You're determining the profit gained based on the base price-point of $60. Of the $60 you spend on a brand new game, 45% of those $60 goes straight to the publisher, the other 55% goes to the retailer you bought it from. In simpler terms, the publisher makes $27 for each unit sold, while the…

This is what he did:

I don't think I need to explain where I got my online name from...

It's the same trailer.

Yeah, because I will not forget playing Final Fantasy XIII or L.A. Noire and constantly swapping disks all the time.

Do you want to play Runescape?

I like how you still think I'm trolling when I'm simply expressing my opinion on something. You're funny, btw.