@JuntMonkey: It isn't about "looking and sounding." It is all about playing the character correctly. Fillion has charisma that, to my knowledge, Wahlberg has never shown.

@GluttonousGamer: What about Batman Begins? Or Avatar? I can name many more movies where the main actor was relatively unknown until the movies were released.

@gurfinki: I think the only reason your Heath Ledger comparison doesn't work is that Heath Ledger wasn't such a prominent actor. The only thing people really knew him from was A Knight's Tale and 10 Things I Hate About You, neither of which really showed that he had any sort of real talent.

@WickedD365: I've had issues with AT&T in certain areas, but I agree - I've had it for a long time and absolutely no issues. As a college student, I travel between my apartment in San Francisco and my parent's home in Northern California. I rarely have dropped calls in the city, but considering the city's…

@Archaotic: I believe in all the time I've followed this site I haven't seen one positive comment from you.

@xrabohrok: I am aware of their existence. It doesn't change my argument, however. Keyboard and mouse are only good for a very small and specific pool of games, while controllers tend to be a "one size fits all" deal. It may not be as accurate, but it is a more comfortable and intuitive solution than a keyboard.

@sereal: You're only thinking about FPS games. What about third person games? Action-adventure games, platformers, puzzle games. These sometimes have cameras independent of your movement and thus pointing in the right direction doesn't aim you in that direction.

@Spiffyness: 100% agree. Mouse and keyboard are obviously better for real time strategy games, but outside of that, I like the full dimension of movement that the analog sticks bring. WASD feels very limiting to me in a way - you only get those EXACT movements. You can try and hold down multiple keys at once, but…

@no computers in texas: ...Except this works as both a headset and mic for Xbox 360, PS3, computer, etc.

@Adino_the_Id: No troll card played, good sir. Intellectual banter its always welcome - my issue with the original posters comments is that he simply claims that these games are "crap." It is obvious that they are not crap, just not of his taste.

@Adino_the_Id: The Monopoly reference was never meant to contradict anything he said. It in fact goes hand in hand with what he was saying, but also proves an important point I was trying to make - is exhausted and repetitive gameplay truly a bad thing? How can we really revolutionize the genres of games we have…

@beatz: I don't know if it is the "most" refined, but it is fun, balanced, and exciting. Jet packs are amazing, the new game types are a lot of fun, and the maps well designed.

@Abarnum: Why is it idiotic? They've announced a new iPhone every June since it came into EXISTENCE.

@kshortes: I'm going to break down a simple argument I make to every sort of troll in your position.

@RNDM: I would have to agree with that, but I think maybe there is a bit of an innocence thing that horny 20-29 year old guys want to stamp out of teenage girls. Who knows.

@RNDM: A lot of young girls date way above their age, as well. Certainly not to the creepy extent, but I remember a few girls in my high school dating 22-25 year old guys.

@Hami83: The parents found text messages on his phone and that was how she was caught.

@zackfair: I agree. I can accept Mark Walhberg. I'd rather have Nolan North or Fillion play the role, but Marky Mark will do fine as long as the script is well written and the direction is solid.

@SaanZ: Oh, believe me, I am excited for the 3DS. But...Mercenaries? For $30? Call me when its $10. It was a lackluster mode at best. Sure, its fun to kill zombies, but I enjoy at least a little bit of story. Or at least larger environments.

Graphically, it looks great...but I really can't see myself spending $30-40 on Mercenaries mode alone.