Same here. I'm tired of not having played the hottest game out right now.

As if people actually had logical reasons to hate EA. That being said, this won't change anything. People will still say whatever they want to say to justify their irrationality.

"Mass Effect 2 was the weakest of the whole trilogy"

I don't see this as too big of a problem. Sure, it will be for places without internet, but I'm sure MS has considered this and, to be honest, those places probably are an extremely small part of the user base they're aiming for. Think of how integrated the internet is to current-gen platforms. Look at the PC, even.…

Globes are used to be synonymous with the internet, A.K.A. World Wide Web.

Strange that you seem to have that outlook considering you're comparing the writing of the Bioshock developers to the Uncharted developers.

This is truly devastating It's decisions like this that are forcing women to be lowered to 'eye candy' and make it harder for them to get into respectable positions in the industry. It also gives the impressions that the game industry is filled of masochists and juveniles, thus making it harder for it to grow and…

I wouldn't worry about the battery life too be honest. The LED lights and motion controls aren't going to do too much more than what we have currently Also consider the purple light is on the back and underside looks to be covered with the same material as the Move controller. Which isn't a "shining" light.

Okay, well, this may not be entirely related to Bioshock but I just thought of something based on the wording in the article.

Someone hasn't been paying attention.

I think you're missing the point of the discussion. Try turning your glasses around to see if you can find any racism here rather than just brushing it off.

Like I said, not in comparison to the world. If your friend acted like that, he/she would not be "believable" in the same sense that Tiny Tina is not "believable".

"Multicultural"

Nope. I do think stereotypes are hilarious.

Not believable in comparison to world, but in comparison to her character and her acting. In other words it seems like Tiny Tina is like one of your friends that purposely talks a certain way to be funny, rather than just talking the way they're comfortable with.

I think stereotypical black people are funny and since my thought process is consistent, I also think white people emulating stereotypical black people are funny.

Or fat. Stephen would have just walked on by.

Try reading the article. Benefits are in there, homie.

Amy Rose.

Cool memories. I know what games I'm pirating tonight.