Yup, this right here. For me personally, I don't really care about the big patch all that much. The game is going to get onto my HDD one way or another after all, and I have no download caps to worry about.

Or they could have used a single 75GB blu-ray disc. Or if their really desperate, a 100GB disc! And just delayed the game by a month and saved the trouble of bad press.

I wonder if Hilary Duff knew she would be loosing one of her arms during this shoot.

Nah, stop making sense. People love bending over backwards to defend game companies when those companies are taking advantage of them.

It could have been done that way, but then there couldn't be a gold/complete version/edition of the collection with every DLC released somewhere on the horizon of the next 15 or 16 months.

The update adds the multiplayer apparently. Single player is on disc.

I would guess that the extra content won't be finished until just before launch, making it a logistical challenge to include it on a disc.

I think 3 and 4 did that.

If the content was ready in time, they would. It seems that this is stuff that won't be ready until AFTER they've gone "gold", so they can't put it on the disc.

That would be ok but this way we can play campaign while the update is downloading.

That would be a good way to avoid the huge patch, but they would have to have the content locked a lot sooner than with a day-one update. It sounds like they are still working on the patch, and will be until the days prior to release.

Yeah, this seems like pretty bizarre reasoning to me. Didn't Halo 4 come on 2 discs for exactly this reason? Isn't that the simpler solution?

Lying fucking arrow!

IVE CLICKED YOU MULTIPLE TIMES AS HARD AS I POSSIBLY CAN SO FUCK YOU STUPID ARROW IM DONE I DONT EVEN WANT TO WATCH ANYMORE

It kinda looks like Geno just nudges her into the cables and she trips/faceplants because the ninja was late in putting the cables on the ground. The cable moves off the ground as she falls and moves back as her leg moves backwards.

To be fair, he did pick her up and check on her. He was cool about it.

Obviously, the error was made in Jets.

Call me when somebody leaves Taco Bell without a damaged rear-end.

The PSTV is, I think, HDMI-only. And if it's anything like the Vita, it's either the original output, or you can enable bilinear filtering, which smoothes the edges but blurs the image slightly, on PS1 or PSP games.