After all these years they're gonna do an RDR port? The next Red Dead game might come to PC, but that's about it.

He's exaggerating, but it's sure as hell a lot easier to port from the next-gen consoles to PC now than it was the last generation. It's probably easier than next-gen to current-gen too. Still the current-gen has a large install base and PCs still have the very different system setups to design for (so things need to…

It has an extra plug to put a controller in.

Not enough unicorns, but I won't let that get in the way of seconding that welcome.

She can't really do a review of a part of the game that's not judgeable yet, can she? Wait till the public servers come up and she updates the review with a couple of paragraphs on the multiplayer. Until then, this review works fine for people who don't play the multiplayer much or at all.

Of course, it has to move forward.

Seeing that TWD was a massive success (wouldn't be surprised if it made ten times as much as its second most successful game, which is probably one of the Sam & Max seasons), they might have the budget to do more truly divergent story choices like you suggest.

They want to offer the console experience on a PC. That means not having to care about system requirements. The Google Play Store telling you if an app will work on your mobile/tablet is a great feature.

Could you please tell the public server players it's about that, because all I see is lone wolves.

Adding realistic stuff for realism's sake isn't a good thing. It needs to add something to the game and some of this visual fluff doesn't add anything for me. Stuff like that works fine for hardcore military simulators or slower-paced (singleplayer) games with lots of vistas to gawk at, but BF3 is not that kind of…

I just started playing BF3 this week and I noticed I really don't care much for the direction in which the recent BF games have gone. There's just too much going on on the screen. Icons everywhere, blinding sunlight, distracting particle effects, etc. The animations and blow-up-everything physics are great additions…

That's even more awesome.

I can't get over how much they made it look like real LEGO pieces.

If it works like normal P2P, it'd be slow at first (because everyone is a leecher) but much, much faster later (when the majority is a seeder).

Was almost going to click it, but luckily my brain processed the name in time.

The lower part of the tower reminds me of the skyscraper you see at the start and end of Max Payne (the game).

Those are photoshopped in. In reality they're Siamese cats.

I remember the time when anime, games and music still existed. Too bad piracy wiped it out... Oh, wait.

This post made my day.

I think the whole point of this gear is to poke fun at the 'defense tool' people.