As it is purposefully written too, "investigation" allows for a person to crack their device wide open as long as they don't distribute it.

PCs normally come with these really neat things called USB ports, and some people have formed these things called "companies" that make things called "gamepads" that use these USB ports to allow for more than one player at a time.

I just realized that Valve is essentially trying to strong-arm Microsoft into relaxing their policies by giving every other platform a superior game and a superior deal.

I wonder how long until someone posts about rigging one of these up for MW:LL...

The only times I've ever been slightly scared by zombies is when they're around in a dark room, where it is hard to see them. Unless they have glowing eyes, glowing eyes aren't scary at all.

IMO MW2 failed at the airport scene, it was just too unrealistic, but in other games like Bioshock, I got totally immersed in the game and really didn't want to take out Andrew Ryan.

Get it, it is awesome fun.

I tried to not fast-travel, I really did...

Yeah it is awesome if a bit rough around the edges right now.

So does this make Move officially better than Kinect as a gaming device? (Kinect will be awesome for other things... but not so much gaming)

Oh my god yes... talk about games that need a current gen sequel.

Yeah, my new mouse is from MadCatz and I can hardly believe it. (RAT7 btw)

I'm gonna laugh so hard when the amount of page views drops by like, 10 or something on the 11th.

I can, they're exploiting a niche that developers that made the original games refuse to exploit for whatever.

"I HATE CHANGE BECAUSE CHANGE"

I'm always confused by people who report ads on websites...

Anyone who tries to bring pure FPS to consoles is good in my book.

@Tater: That was Rainbow Six dude.

@sparkedglory: Awesome, though I'm not really sure how I feel about developers taking a few years break to branch off and do something that most of the original crowd doesn't really like. (See BC2 and this)

@snark_attack: You score points by being first across the finish line, then win at the end of the season if you scored the most points.