It looks... bleh. I wish Activision would realize they don't have to release a tie-in on every system for a high profile game. Also you, Ubisoft, pay attention!

Damn, thanks for rubbing it in, Owen :(

@mfwahwah: Butthurt cos someone said something negative about your precious PS3?

Its true, they need money somewhere to keep servers going. Hopefully they will eventually upgrade so queues aren't so painfully long.

@eatsleepdie: You, sir, are a lunatic.

@FriedConsole: Yes, nothing is worth reading that isn't funny.

@SpaceNinjaDino: You mean 'prophet'? *cough*

@(zombie) buddhathing: By comparing the Galactic Empire to the Bush administration, the implication is quite clear.

Interesting article, one weird thing though: Mr. Jeffries mentions how the Bush administration or Republicans in general vilified people who disagreed with them. The thing is, he is doing the exact same thing in this article by implying that the Bush administration is evil. Just an observation.

@Jonbo298: What rage would that be? I was just making an observation.

@Husher: Nope, not seeing it.

@Jonbo298: I suspect that this comment section will continue the trend of people commenting on the picture rather than the actual article.

Way for the Axe ad guys to fail by advertising in a game nobody really plays anymore.

Ahahaha... the band models made me laugh.

How does a game with so much flying blood and limbs get a CERO D anyway? It's no less gory than Dead Rising, which was CERO Z.

Flat out dumb.

@andrewwyatt: Not only that, but I bet as soon as they milk it for all the retail sals they can THEN they'll release it as DLC to try to catch more sales from the smarter people who wouldn't buy the whole game again.

@macewank: Do some research, its sales were far from crap.

Is that Bill or Gabby Hayes? You be the judge!

For fuck's sake, what happened to buying comics at Comic-Con?