All I hope is that they don't reference Sam's daughter so I can just pretend that Sam Fisher is the name they give to the most capable agent in Echelon and that the old stalwart from the past games is off living his life somewhere in the tropics.

The PS3 got the Splinter Cell HD collection with 1-3 in it.

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The first Dead Rising was published by Capcom, so they could move it to any other system they chose. As for Mass Effect, when EA bought the franchise, they obtained republication right with some concessions. After the time expired on Mass Effect's window, they were allowed to republish, which they did in the trilogy…

A big problem with the last two was that you could be in the middle of a horde of zombies, plow through it, and suddenly be out of the crowd in a wide, open, zombieless space. Not because it was designed that way, but because the game just couldn't stuff them all in. So the designers had to make narrow spaces that hid…

It's all about conflict. Those posts generated conflict, which resulted in clicks (even if to voice dissent, you still clicked), which means more revenue for them. So, you see more articles like that. And the 360 did outsell the PS3 for about three years. One year because the PS3 wasn't out yet, and another two…

I dunno. The last few Shin Megami games have been 3DS only. I could see Atlus just sticking to that system (and Vita).

Don't give them posters or rock hammers. They use the hammers to dig out and the posters to cover it up.

Just to be a voice against the overwhelming hate here, I have to say that I enjoyed it. It's pretty simple, and certainly way less involved than the second, but it's also a lot more focused. I mean, this one actually has a story... so there's that. I put about twenty hours into it and did most everything, but I…

I think the coolest thing about this is that there is no reason to rerelease the game every year like with skylanders. When I played it at E3, I was overwhelemed with how large the individual worlds were for each playset. I think I sunk an hour into Radiator Springs and that was only in sidequests (each world has a…

It's not Skylanders, just built off the same concept of NFC characters.

Most of the classic character are available as power discs. You touch them to your base and they're unlocked in the toybox to do their own thing. I know Dumbo is one of them. The elephant from Aladdin is another.

At least as far as what's been announced, they're not in it.

It's kind of shame that people talk about how much they disliked Book 1 when there was only really 5 minutes of it to dislike. Most people agree that, aside from a bit too much sports, it was great up until it solved every single problem out of hand. But that should negate the awesomeness of the rest of the first…

I much rather see The Kestrel made available again.

I actually won that. Got the Contra game and everything.

Despite what people on these sites may think, a huge portion of game sales are buy parents, either buying games for themselves or buying games for their kids. And if those parents are buying Infinity for their kids, well, it's expensive and it could take up a lot of purchasing power. Even with an intent to buy, lower…

A blood stain will get the Blood tag. You can get a T rating with the blood tag.

Considering the fact that this game was 95% created under the assumption that the Xbox One was going to require players to connect to the internet and that Turn 10 made this game with the belief that internet would be owned by every player (not a bad belief: 78.6% of Americans have broadband speed internet access in…

I played this at E3 and had a great time with it. The Wii U version seems to be much better than the 3DS version, but it felt pretty much like the old sonic. You have color powers still, there are some pretty hard side scrolling puzzles, and the only thing that doesn't feel straight outta Sonic 2 is the fact that they…