@Mad as a Hatter: One who happens to have a gigantic mustache! Haha.

I am impressed by how enjoyable this game looks. I don't think I'm the only one here who didn't expect much out of a new Transformer title after the last two movie tie-ins destroyed all the credibility Armada mustered for the franchise.

@irishhenshin: I rep both as magnets on my cubicle at work.

@amcog: I have Autobot and Decepticon magnets on my cubicle at work and every time I look at the Autobot one, it looks like it's crying.

@Stephen Totilo: So, essentially the latest PoP game has seen improvements in its platforming, level design, and combative gameplay, but not to its story. You make a point of that and pretty much count that fact as a negative against the title.

I find it interesting you compare the game to the latest Mario (maybe you meant the series/genre as a whole) and bring this title down, partially so, because the game's story isn't as good as the others in the series.

I don't see how a game with separate full length single player and co-op campaigns with 8+ hours of gameplay each, built on a legitimate game engine is somehow a bad value for $15.

@Chromeo's name has nothing to do with the band Chromeo: That would be a wonderful idea. I always felt like Nathan Drake was a male Lara Croft, anyway.

I already pay for Live, which offers me more than enough value and a great outlet for my online gaming needs. If I ever had the urge to download a PSN game, maybe the prospect of a free title would entice me to care.

@phantomzxro: I agree. It should have been an ability that the user had to activate with a button press that had to be earned (much like the power plays in Split/Second) or make it time-based and recharge after every lap or something.

@Shiryu: Burnout Paradise was the Burnout killer.

I need a new computer by then. I suck at Starcraft. That does not mean I do not need to play it, though.

@SilverFireshot: I think it will be more like "actual controls."

This game looks pretty cool. I can't believe I'm saying that about a Transformers game, but I'm glad I am.

@tetracycloide: Again, I respectfully disagree.

@Boomaga: I like you. Heart.

@shouryuuken: I think that comes from everyone's disdain for everyone else on the internet. We look for every excuse to attack others because we're all anonymous here. Someone stating something that we disagree with is the clearest and easiest reason to do just that.

@Gospel X: I really thought Uncharted 2 had a great emotional arc. The exploration of Nathan Drake as a person with subtle peaks into his past were fantastically represented.

@shouryuuken: It is weird. I don't have the time either, but instead of that equating to me wanting to "get lost" or "just explore," it means I want to have the satisfaction of at least being told a quality narrative on my way.

@Gospel X: I never meant to belittle anyone. Everyone just likes to think I was implying this or that. All I did was make a statement about myself. It's like saying "I'm a PC." It doesn't mean I hate Macs. I just don't use them.