Personally I don't see surrender as an option. If a person has compelled you to fight them using a gun then it would be best for all concerned to shoot them- even if they do surrender. (Iraq/Afghanistan war planners take note).

@Jonn:

Yes, yes, yes yes yes yes!!!!!! Best computer game release of any kind in the year so far.

"Does Australia have a point?"

That is by far the ugliest elf I have ever seen. I'm surprised the doctor isn't still slapping it's back.

Because I can't be bothered to talk to people.

Completed Dawn of War 2 for PC in 11 hours on Saturday (one sitting). I literally could not stop playing. Loved every minute.

All of the mini's so far are absolute RUBBISH. It is a completely missed opportunity by Sony. Not only are there barely any of them but they look cheap and play awfully. Everyone knows that they are for cheap-ass gamers and girls, but put slightly more effort into presenting some decent games will make all the…

@plasticmouse:

@BryanGuitarDude:

I dont understand the point of this article. An element of the Australian legal system prevents the game being released because of ratings. There is really only one way to take that. Australian legal system is rubbish.

@Witzbold:

I don't have or want any of those games. Thank you for statistically proving that I am a freak.

Someday a bodycount will be added up for the Bible. And let's not forget all of the profanity, nudity, sex and torture.

@Mr. Mew:

@Cookiecat:

Well personally I still prefer to beat the computer than other human players. I hope as much dev time goes into making a good campaign as goes into multiplayer. There is no guilt to feel about taking one of our machine overlords down a peg or two.

Zinrate!

"That system, I felt, surmounted some of the tedium in turn-based role-playing games."