@Bubbleman! All life begins and ends with Nu..: I don't think it's that at all. I think gamers see the typical motion-controlled shovelware that defines the Wii and they're scared it's going to dilute the library of the 360 as well.

@wild7s: I wonder how much she got paid to endorse Kinect.

I avoided all the hype on this game: barely watched any trailers/videos and read almost nothing about it.

@Mecandes: contrary to popular belief you can't trademark the english language.

@Mr. Plow: Innovation is built upon innovation. Cordless phone to cellular phone. iOS to Android.

@Kamatari +: Look at me. Now look away. Look to me again. I'm on a cow. On a horse.

@Abceral: Yes, the patch broke the game for many.

@Mills McDougle: I want to play with my 5 friends who can't run it? How about you don't be that guy that defends developers no matter what.

@Snoochtastic: Same. But it still does that stutter crap when people pop on my screen. I've died so many times to that, its infuriating. And no its not my hardware.

Do not buy Black Ops for PC. It's so broken.

@Captaincorgi: 1280x720 at medium quality is better than 1920x1080 at max anisotropic filtering and 16xAA? ok.....

@khalse: /cry

@Steed123: I'm really glad it has turned out well for you. I'm just trying to get you to understand that your experience does not equal everybody else's experience. Imagine if you couldn't play your game at all, you would be quite annoyed.

@Rockstatic: I wouldn't call it a subculture. It's just people being assholes.

I guess the QA budget was slashed so they could afford Metallica.

@Steed123: I run it maxed out at 1920x1080, 16x AA, anisotropic turned up. I never drop below 50 fps and I'm usually hovering around 80-90 range. It is playable but I still frequently get moments in multiplayer where my screen will hang for 2 seconds and I'll teleport forward 10 feet from where I used to be. And if…

So Call of Duty is like my girlfriend: takes up 85% of my resources and doesn't want to work.

@Al Swearengen hates cocksuckers: LOL!

@khalse: I think that only applies to hardware....buying software doesn't mean you're an early adopter at all.