Age of Empires II. I swear I played that game every day for over a year but never actually played the campaign. One would think I would at least try it, but no, I just played skirmishes instead.

Yeah, and I think people play differently so the "hang up" ribbon varies. Like, I love Rush so I had no problem getting the Mcom ribbon (and it's only 3. I thought it was 4 for a long time too though). In fact I just got the medal and dog tag for that one, which I think is get the ribbon 30 times. But Mcom defense…

I'm glad this is happening. I don't shop at GS for a variety or reasons, but the fact that their price structure is so screwed up is one of them. I was commenting back and forth with somebody here on Kotaku (I forget who so you can jump in if you read this) and they just couldn't imagine that the used game prices were…

Just as long as the Dreadnoks don't form a band to hypnotize everybody to shopping at Gamestop.

Interesting. And the public pretty much falls for it every time.

I think it is funny that people have issues with this article. A slew of comments have a problem with people having an opinion and writing letters about it over the other side using a spam bot to write fake letters just to win their point and silence them. Put your opinion aside and look at the issue. I don't care…

The problem with Lost Planet is that the series could be great. It could be one of those games that everybody gets and everybody loves and you have a blast playing solo or with a group of friends. In the end though, it just isn't fun.

Battlefield 3....last night I finally got my air warfare ribbon. It seemed so impossible to do. I can't fly worth squat and when I would be gunner for a pilot they didn't fare so well either, or for some reason I just couldn't kill anybody. So last night I happened into a CQ match of a zillion tickets and decided that…

It's definitely worth getting. It's a great game and a great experience.

I don't understand why this is a big deal. The zombies from RE5 had guns too.

Yeah, I got about half way down and figured I was reading stuff I didn't want to so I stopped. It probably won't ruin the game, it sounds like all introduction stuff, but I'd still rather experience it than hear it.

Yeah, and I am on this old FPS game kick because I have gotten some wicked cool deals recently.

Yeah, that's a good way to look at it. I never really thought about it that way since it's been a while since I played the early games. And while the checkpoints were weird, they didn't really bother me. It was weird enough to notice, but it did not hinder the game. There were only a couple times I got stuck like…

Yeah, I got stuck a guy like that when I played through on paladin because I checkpointed with no health. I stumbled through it and went on my way.

Yeah, it makes you apreciate RE5 controls. They are the refined version of the crap RE4 is. But yes, great game and really hard. I remember struggling through the village at the beginning, beating it and the the title came up. I was like, "What? I am having this hard a time and the game hasn't really started yet?"

Thanks. I when I was deciding what I wanted he just popped into my head as the guy I needed to be. And of course I had the choice of him holding the ducks or laughing at you. I couldn't bring myself to be the jerk dog though. People would probably want to smack me just for my avatar, and I would probably let them. So…

No, if I were an alien and came down for Easter I would see Peeps and say "These people cannot be conquered. They already have a harsh master."

You have not lived until you surpass DudeBro into DudeManBro.

Ah that's the ticket. Switzerland! I'm US so I can't get that deal. Darn it.

Yeah, my point was that it wore off on me too, but some of that is the fact I was focusing more on gameplay than graphics (and there is a game design lesson to be taught in that statement). But yes, I don't get excited about it, but I do see the difference when I switch games. Like I played Blops with my friends and I…