@zer0faults: The problem is this - a contract is a contract. Last year or not, I'm certain a company like Activision would include a non-compete clause. If they talked to EA about a project or moving over, and they were still under contract, then Z & W are in the wrong.

@Stealth_chill: Would they call it the PSP No?

@dynendal: Fingers totally crossed!

@SeattleTed: Will Sony react to reverse psychology? I hope so.

It's very easy to hate what Activision has done here. God knows they're going to take CoD and turn it into a smoldering husk...

@lolgreg: Oh! A dramatic two-part comment! I like it!

@E Honda Civic: But how can you be sure?

@Commcd: Hilarious, isn't it?

@VincentGrey: He died too soon.

@Piccoroz: According to the PS3's clock, those launch lines won't form for a few more years - so the early adopters don't know to be disappointed just yet.

@Duin: That remains up for debate - but if Sony says leave your PS3 off for the next 24 hours, I'd stick to their strategy. Why risk it?

@lolgreg: " I'm sorry, it was too soon. Can't have people making jokes over a travesty like this. We should make jokes about something less devastating... like Haiti or something."

@chronubis: Home was kind of a bummer, I guess.

@bcgetz: Fantastic contribution to the topic at hand.

Remember to follow the American rule of box art: MFF

@clumsypanda: Now you went and hurt success's feelings.

@Uhyve: Needs more hovering faces photoshopped in.

@flagg: I'm scared of war. It gives me the shakes.

I'm glad the rumor is indeed false. Nothing against Cliff, but I have a feeling that he doesn't have the chops for "psychological terror".

The cowboy's expression on the monitor keeps changing - perhaps it's showing the emotion of the robot? Frustrated then happy because it found something? There has to be some reason it changes...