Hating on Call of Duty/Battlefield (from each fanboy group respectively) has become kind of a circlejerk.

Out of curiosity, if the photographers win a suit in which they must be paid for the cosplayer photos are they then required to pay owners of the IP for the images that it contains?

How was his coming out understated? Why does it even matter in the big scheme of things? I've never understood why there is such pomp and circumstance about "stars" coming out. So what, this person is gay or that person is a lesbian. It doesn't really matter at all.

Costanza is not impressed.

Oh man, I am so hyped for Cliffy B's
♡☠MoeMoeRagtime Lovers of War☠♡
coming this fall exclusively to Ouya.

Why don't you just say CoD isn't your cup of tea, and leave it at that? People get so defensive, and offensive with games nowadays. CoD isn't doing it, because they aren't trying to be Battlefield. Of course they could make fully destructible environments, CoD makes billions of dollars a year, they can do what ever…

Yes I've played it but who was comparing it to Battlefield? You were...and Infinity Ward certainly isn't trying to be like that awful game.

Monopolies aren't illegal. Is it illegal that only McDonalds sells Big Macs?

You know, you could almost make an argument for that. Because Gamestop actually threw in some money to help make a US distribution of this game happen, they're in a weird spot where they're kinda publisher AND distributor. So they're the only person with the product and they can control supply/demand and price as…

Precisely.

Um... where's the controversy here? "Merchandise sold at retailer is better quality than they've said!" So scandalous!