I never understood Diablo fans. I loved Diablo 3 for the most part (Having only played D2) but I'm not that kind of person that sinks 300 hours into a game. I played 80 hours with some friends, a few characters, had a blast, called it quits. I think it's super weird that people want to beat it into the ground and play…

I'm curious if you'll be able to use this to do things like virtually "reaching" out for objects or placing things in games. He mentioned it will be able to sense the "depth" of the controller but didn't really explain how that was useful besides identifying the controller.

I know, man, I'm right there with you. I don't understand what's up with the gamer crowd. Let's start our own club. "People who love gaming and don't complain about everything." Very excited about today.

Man, I can't keep up with graphics cards these days. When I was younger and had money to spend on "things" I'd save up my money just to upgrade my cards in my computers I built. Back in the "Ti" days of Nvidia when upgrading was actually worth it. Titan looks like a beast but... Man, I'd never spend that kind of money…

This game was so bad. So... Bad...

I think it depends on what kind of game it is. Most people who aren't familiar with games don't want to invest so much time into it. My girlfriend watched me (accidentally) play games like Heavy Rain and LA Noire and she thought they were pretty interesting. I told her she could probably get away with playing it on…

FUCK. I need another job.

I'm excited. I'm not really for one or the other, I love video games, I love the video game industry, I'm just excited to see what we can do with these next generation systems and how gaming will evolve. Sure, there are personal concerns and preferences, but man... If these systems get released this year....

I know, I was thinking the same thing. It's just taking after the xbox system which isn't a terrible thing I guess.

Clever.

Jesus christ dude... Go post somewhere else.

Donates your money?! Wow, that's brutal. I hope you'd be able to set the amount and wehre it goes.

Lol I know, who the fuck cares. It's the internet, one day people will learn that there are more important things in life than crying about fanboys and trolls and debating which version is better.

Kind of interesting when you think about it. I think a "hardcore" gamer is defined as someone who "regularly" plays games and is proficient at a majority of games regardless of genre. I think "casual" gamers have less interest in games that seem more difficult, complicated, challenging, and have a steeper learning…

When I played the beta test awhile ago I was unimpressed, but now having played the open beta if feels much better and the game types make more sense rather than deathmatch. It's very fun. However I am disappointed in the audio. There is no impact or "feel" to anything. We're in big mechs for godsake and everything…

Honestly I think it's pretty hard to juggle the community and also do the work. But I think you're right - That's why I think it's pretty important these days to have "community managers" as most "social" companies do. All you need is one guy sitting on facebook and kickstarter all day answering questions and talking…

OMG hahahha that's hilarious

I don't know what you're talking about, I can stream shit left and right for days.

I was a huge fan of CoD. Played the crap out of MW and even MW2. I thought MW3 was a parody of itself. I really enjoyed Black Ops 1 also, but Black Ops 2 looks "meh" to say the least. I don't care if the game is on the decline or selling copies. I'll buy a game if it's good. CoD has proved that it was worth the $60 to…

That's hilariously awesome. Of course no one would be able to get away with that in a real match (a hardcore match for that matter). I also wish people would just chill out, it's a video game! The game is a blast to play, realistic physics or not.