Ignoring the fact that it's kinda silly to join the military based on a video game, I have a couple of quick points - if it has only tricked "hundreds" of teenagers, then it's really not that effective. I mean, to this day, whenever Top Gun is shown on TV Navy recruitment rates go up. Or at least that's how the rumor…

Bishop- "I'm afraid I have some bad news."

I would so star you if I had that power. That was one of the better comments I can remember reading in recent memory, so post fax kudos to you.

The answer to that probably differs from state to state. In Kentucky, state inmates cannot have a PC, although I think they had very limited PC access in the library for college courses. I could be wrong of course as I never worked the school, and if they did, they definitely didn't get internet access.

And what if it is?

I was for afew years as a corrections officer. I'm a probation and parole officer nowadays, but I'm trying to shift to one of the PDs around here. Too much desk work makes me lazy.

To be fair to the writers, a lot of convicts have problems with women for various reasons. Some just hate women, and have problems with women to the point of being violent around them. Some dislike that they can't manipulate stronger willed women, as they have toward most of the women in their life. The moment said…

Not much else that could land the game a T rating, speaking from experience. Inmates get creative with words.

I always dig The Advantage's rendition. Ofcourse, I enjoy most of there stuff. Regardless, I'll just leave this here.

Is this gonna be a standup fight, sir, or another bug hunt?

S'alright. I got your back, bro.

So you'd rather people not voice their opinion on a game series that they like? I'm just checking, because that's what it sure seems like. Couldn't you just ignore them?

+1. For Forever.

If you look closely, they show 3 names, so 3v3 is definitely in.

That's only for in-store credit. Cash is 20% less.

I was always more of a Samurai Showdown guy, personally. Infact, back in the day, I probably played MORE Samurai Showdown than Street Fighter II; mostly because my arcade had a Samurai Showdown II machine and no street fighter.

Everytime I hear Solomon Grundy, this occurs in my mind.

That! That!.....I would have no problem with this.

It was submitted to Sony on the 12th. It's just waiting approval.

It is when no one else is doing that style of game and everyone is doing the same style of game that you are now doing. Even if it's copying the exact style of gameplay as the old game - it'd be the only one doing it as compared to where it stands now, it's copying the same style as about 80% of the market.