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That makes a little more sense. It's all about where the developers put their effort. I made the same argument for Grand Theft Auto. The character designs are pretty good, but their animations and modeling are sometimes amazingly primitive. Also, many of the buildings have embarrassingly bad textures. The fact is,…

I'm not saying it should look amazing at this point in development. I'm just surprised and confused that everyone is praising its amazing graphics, because I see nothing impressive here at all.

Ratchet and Clank did it before SMG.

It looks pretty good texture-wise, but the particle effects and models on the terrain are almost original Xbox bad. When it shows anything close up and you see particles and vehicles and terrain obviously clipping into each other, it looks extremely game-y and definitely not impressive from a graphics standpoint.

You pervert. You should be ashamed.

Well, excuuuuuuse me, princess!

I am against war in all forms but most of these people truly deserved their medals of honor. I can't really say I "support" the troops, but I am grateful that there are people who are willing to do what I would never do. And these are the ones who give the troops a good name.

You look amazing! Great Job! Did you do the 'shopping, too? It's perfect.

It did seem really out of place. I don't think it's really anything to get upset about, though. Typical juvenile panty-shot humor.

One: 24 hours

Reminds me of this I made the other day. I should have gone all out like this guy and made a full box art parody. I guess I still could...

There is so much hate surrounding this and Conviction, and I can kind of understand it, but I think people are over-reacting for the most part. I thought Conviction was a great entry to the series, just as good as the ones before it.

It's not Kotaku, it's Patricia Hernandez. She's the crazy "journalist" who thinks that every step the gaming industry takes is a direct, frontal assault on female gamers.

I can't even believe the percentage of people here who get butthurt over the very idea of trolling. I fully agree with this article. That Halo game is a perfect example. In that case, the team you were trolling basically won. They knew they won, the other team knew they had lost. Somebody had played with the games…

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I was thinking the exact same thing as I read the "approved comments."

I'm pretty sure that if the Super Nintendo had MiiVerse we would have been asking the same dumb questions. Since we didn't, we just figured it out ourselves or bugged our older family members.

Sure, you could go fishing!