And movies still have some sort of resolution conflict that forces me to watch them in letterbox on my HDTV. Consumer electronics, slow the eff down!

You played vanilla Oblivion didn't you? If so, you have NO idea how much the mods enhanced Oblivion. Same with Fallout 3.

Clearly, the asian woman is there for size reference and nothing else.

I thought the customizable streaks, remote-controlled killstreaks, all the new attachments, and the super-charged feel of MW2 in general really upped CoD4. It lost some of that "tactical" feel online but was still really fun to me.

Really, the customized killstreaks and all those weapon attachments had been done before? Stuff like that?

Read my mind! I thought I was reading a satirical article at first.

We really need to move out of Ohio.

I play on PC so it's hard to tell a hacker from a glitcher, but I really think that's been fixed. I haven't seen infinite CPs in months.

I do actually play on PC. Still do.

Short games to an offline only player maybe, but I've logged 10 days into MW2. Yeah there's a few trip ups here and there like MW2's copy pasta campaign and Blops' glitchiness, but are the problems really more prevalent than they are in other franchises? Or are they being magnified because it's as high profile a game…

You'll always have those formula-using copycats, yeah, but that's a whole different issue. I also don't think the people I'm referring to hate the game because of the hackers. When I read their comments, it pretty much states "the game actually sucks" or "the fans suck" and that's where the comment stops. I wish…

Ooh, nice. Copy-paste can be a little bitch sometimes ;p

Reading comments on a CoD article always reminds me how disappointingly juvenile many of its readers are.

Second paragraph seems kinda too exactly the same as the sixth.

After reading Kotaku recently it seems like Sony is going through some sort of a corporate apocalypse.

It's uh... under the boss door in the Water Temple... yep...

You guys fell for the distraction. If you convert the video to 3D, there's Hyrulian glyphs hinting at the location of OoT's ocarina in Skyward Sword.

Awesome but why is he holding the sword so far up on the hilt? Seems a bit awkward.

I don't relate my waning interest in Japanese games to graphics at all. My issue is that J-genres almost never undergo refreshing changes. Like how FPS games here jumped from 007 to Call of Duty 4, where is that revolution in the realm of JRPGs?

Best of Kevin Butler DVD and a new edition of Battleship that uses Kevin Butler's voice.