If this ends up being true - the whole digital/used/lockout thing - you've alienated a LOT of people. The broadband adoption rate is nowhere as high as it needs to be for Sony to make any money, and for those that don't have/can't afford high-speed internet access, they're fucked.

The problem with going completely digital is that you're being charged the same price as a boxed copy - if not just a few dollars less than their retail counterparts - and you have no way to getting anything back for it if you don't like it; there's no (easy) way to get your money back if you don't like a game. Being…

Am I the only one getting a DX:HR vibe from this?

Touché, sir.

Anyone watch Colbert last night? I about died on this line:

Aww, come on! They're never as good as the overseas versions. We all know that...

Whoops. Didn't catch that. Good eye, sir. Good eye.

"Let's make a new Assassin's Creed game that takes place during the US's most pivotal moment in it's history!"

The Freedom Edition does include everything from the Join or Die and Special editions, with the exception of the medallion from the JoD, unless there was a problem with the press release/photos.

God. Fucking. Damnit.

Up, indeed, got me and a lot of people I know.

I didn't even finish NG2. It didn't seem as fun as NG on the Xbox. Since his departure surrounded NG2's release, I can only blame the game's quality on him. He may had been planning to leave well into the development, so he just didn't care what he did, as long as he put the game out.

With Itagaki's departure, is anyone surprised?

You wouldn't believe how many people I hear at work say "Gay-den". It drives me fucking insane. I have to accept it, unfortunately (I work retail), but when ever it comes out of my mouth, it's "Guy-den". Always.

He better be an unlockable character. "Fatter Max" would be a nice name. Perhaps "Funny Max" would fit as well.

This video reignited my interest in Max Payne 3, but its cutscenes are far from the graphic novel style they were way back when. Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker (and, by default, Digital Graphic Novel) has graphic novel cutscenes. This is lens flare with bloom seen through a screen door with text-based visuals that…

Sorry, it's the first thing that came to mind.

Never saw this, and this is another reason why I love Adam Sessler. Thank you.

It may not be Mark Hamill, but it'll do.

This is probably the best way to counter that statement.