@tomsamson: Two problems. One, that's a company rating it's own products in essence and therefore not being regulated by an "impartial" source. Two, there is a cost associated with a government rating that the government sees as lost revenue.

@Nexus6: Gegard Mousasi is in the list and picture above...front row right side.

@Nexus6: I'm reasonably happy with the roster so far. Not too big, not too small and all quality (or at least known) names. I see that EA has put in the effort to not just bloat the roster but to put good guys on the roster.

@sanmansan: Exactly.

Nice F'ing lineup so far! EA is getting quality guys into the game included a bunch of legends in the sport. 'El Guapo" alone is enough for me to more than keep this on the radar.

@excaliburps: Exactly.

Thank you for bringing Cole back and not breaking continuity with a new guy whose name just happened to be Cole. Much appreciated.

Maybe they can also "fix" that standing with their hip sticking out thing.

@Anemone: Me too and Doom 3 had those in spades.

@Skint0n3: I'm from Baltimore too, never heard of "cracking" like that. What side?

@daknight: Exactly.

@markedward: No. Ownership generally goes to the person whoms residence it is...in this case the Mother.

@Zegridathes: Exactly.

Goodness no. Let the Duke rest in peace.

@Alex_Mexico: LOL. Sorry, case reopened. Every fighting game isn't the same.

@Alex_Mexico: They already made several Uncharted movies. They all came out before the game did...

@excaliburps: "I imagine the people buying this, most are MMA fans. And real MMA fans also knows the fighters in EA's game..."

That's a good list of fighters and the character models are good. I was able to identifiy all of them in that picture without blowing the picture up. I like that attention to detail.

@jedomann: Yes, but Depression still has a "stigma" attached to it where people often try not to even acknowledge it's existence.

"Not to make light of this woman's death, but isn't it incredibly sad that Foxconn produces better game consoles than safety nets?"