If you want to throw out that Skyrim and Uncharted 3 trash, I'll take them from you. I'm sure I can find something useful to do with them both.

Well, either way, it's not on him to teach people how to use proper protection. His goal is to not teach people how to shoot guns, but to entertain people by shooting outrageous guns that most people will never even get to see in person, let a lone fire. There's no obligation on his part to make sure his viewers to…

What range manager is going to let a first time user go onto the range and fire without any protection at all?

I was really into it when MGS4 launched, but the games is very headshot centric and the difference between a good player and an average player is way far apart. I was real busy with learning Warhawk that I pretty much dropped the game because I didn't want to deal with learning two games with giant learning curves.

I always set something like that up for myself and, whenever I don't get what I was aiming for, I end up buying the game because I tell myself I deserve it after a disappointment like that. Sort of defeats the purpose of the situation for me....

I was just about to say that majority of my fluke kills or wins happened in Warhawk. I remember once I had just entered late in a TDM and I accidentally shot off a couple shots in the rifle. Those shots ended up hitting a mine on a warhawk flying low to the ground that an opposing player had set up to do a suicide…

64-players isn't as great as you might think it might be. I haven't played BF3, but just from my experience with 32-players on Bad Company 2, even that got chaotic in a gametype like Rush and the maps were pretty big. I've seen videos of the BF3 maps and they don't look like the same size as BC2 which would seem like…

He's stated that he doesn't use ear protection all the time because he has this weird ability to naturally close off his ears. He can't explain how he does it but he can and he's said his hearing has never been affected.

On his podcast, Painkiller Already, he has stated several times that he has this weird ability to sort of close off his ears on command. So before he shoots he does it and his hearing is never affected.

Why would they want to hurt the image of BF3 when they've already stated that they enjoyed the game and advised others to buy the game? To me, it just seems like you want to believe they're hurting the image of BF3.

Read the article, it's talking about glitches that were in the beta.

Isn't that something to be happy about? There's still a higher setting for PC players, so you still get better graphics than the game on consoles if that's what you really want out of the game.

Maybe. I think Oblivion's default is to recommend low settings because, even for my rig, it never automatically puts it on the highest settings. Oblivion is a much older game and Skyrim is going to have a ton of improvements graphically and process wise (especially scenes when the hardware has to handle the dynamic…

Nvm, ignore this comment.

I think they realized that they were losing a lot of money by always offering $20 credit of the pre-orders for the bigger games. They've now worked in a GameStop system by offering DLC codes more so than store credit.

"4) Platforms? Xbox 360, PlayStation 3... anything else? Look for logos at the end of the trailer, though, again, if the original GTA IV teaser is anything to go by, we won't see it. Still, there are theories and possibilities."

Agreed on the cheat codes, especially they way you had to put them into the game. Popping out the phone, inputting the numbers, and hoping you didn't get shot because that mean the phone closed was a pain in the ass when you just wanted to feel like a god.

I really hope they lighten up the physics of the game. I understand that they wanted to boost the feeling of realism but, when I started up GTA4, the world didn't seem real, everything just felt really fucking heavy, sluggish, and stiff. This is probably a reach of a wish considering RDR and L.A. Noire featured the…

That's a bit of a reach. For one, unlike with the presidential candidate, Cliffy B doesn't have any role in deciding on how Microsoft plans on bringing the capabilities of Avatar-like graphics into the next Xbox or in deciding how to build up to reaching that goal. Second, he was never asked what he would like to see…

They are, but only if you buy the digital PC version of the game.