@James Marino: I see your point. This behavior isn't limited to iConsumers - it's everyone who is chasing after the wind of being on par with the Joneses.

While this is one of the small reasons I dislike Apple, this scenario is true of every consumer product-producing company.

@Xeraphim: ...except the photo was taken in the subway.

@Ben Miller: ...no one else in your neighborhood would be able to make a call unless you put your phone in Airplane Mode.

@jsbaugh1: ...wouldn't the home button be the on/off switch?

Sadly, This Gigantic iPhone 4 Is a Photoshop

@Culebra: You are not the only one. This premise should bring everyone back to reality and put gaming in perspective.

"...girls that know the way to a man's heart is through a melee attack."

@Ventus: ...this is my point exactly.

@Michael Coogan: For a person that doesn't like Apple, I shouldn't know more about the terms of purchase than you.

@Kayno: And while you're showing your undying loyalty and affection to Apple, they're taking the first dollars they can get their paws on.

@Ventus: We PSNers paid for the internet, the game (some of us paid $60 and never play the story mode), the console, and the DLC.

@iwuzbord: Online multiplayer would still be free in either case. I am not sure what your point is exactly...

@The5thElephant: You may as well wait until August if you're going to do that.

@bigPixel: So you're saying that Giz complains about Apple too much when the proof clearly shows that they are the biggest Apple lovers on the interwebs?

@crystalpepsi: Anticipation is anticipation. It doesn't matter what it is for or why it won't be when expected. It's effect on people will be the same.

I feel for the people who got jacked by AT&T/Apple.

@cdoggoblingbling: +1

@DV04: I used to listen to hardcore hip-hop 10 years ago back when the artists gave a damn about their work instead of solely trying to get rich quick.

@cdoggoblingbling: Your statements were harsh but the concept of your sentiments were on-point.