@DTheRPGFan657289: If he doesn't do it, I can totally understand why. I'd just really wish he did. I'm not sure pride is really at stake though. That statement seems a bit over-dramatic, especially since "pride" didn't factor into Wilson's decisions to voice all the alternate Biff characters in the animated series…

So far, so good. I like the stylized look of the game, and it's glad to have Christopher Lloyd involved and Michael J. Fox's blessing, but most important of all - what is Thomas F. Wilson's part in all this, if anything? You've got to have the one and only Biff Tannen on board, right?

@Gothamite88: Don't knock it 'til you've tried it. His idea for connecting sausage links to bacon slices was genius.

@Tadashii: I remember when Daniel Criag was cast as James Bond and people shit a brick because he was blonde... People don't handle change well.

I'm bummed out. Blood Stone has been pretty awesome so far. :(

@wild homes loves you but chooses darkness!: The key difference is that Activision owned Bizarre Creations, Infinity Ward, and while they didn't own Harmonix, they do own the Guitar Hero titles.

Overall, I like the boat convoy. My biggest problem, however, is keeping the ammunition on the same boat as the zombies being harvested for fuel. That's a disaster just waiting to happen.

@EsquireBob: As much as it pains me to say it, it's just a smart business move for Activision. Risks with new products are not a "sure thing". Look at a couple years ago when EA decided it would try putting its faith in new IPs. Dead Space did well, and now it's a whole franchise. Meanwhile, Mirror's Edge…

@That-Other-Guy-Over-There: Hey, I have both - I did my part.

@WhoKnew?: So they carried that feature over from MW2?

@EsquireBob: What, exactly, is being wasted? What should this wasted resource be redirected towards?

@Ponies eat Unicorns: Prepare to be shocked.

@Ponies eat Unicorns: Perpare for shock.

@iceph03nix: Wow. This is a great idea. I like it.

@icarus212001: Count me in on Alt-History war games.

@3in1Doctor: Honestly, that's the most plausible path.

@99TelepodProblems: Yeah! What the not witch said!

@Terry Vongsouthi: To be fair, in Dead Space, they're not really humans or babies by the time you show up for the curb stompin'...

@grysl: Breaking it down to $.83 a months makes the outrage look silly, but even an extra $10 a year isn't that big a deal. Eventually, prices have to increase - and that's true for any and everything. While people feel entitled, it doesn't change how inflation works.

@GamingTheory: too soon.