I personally never realised US plugs were different from UK ones...

I can understand your point. I though, completely disagree. When I watch a film or TV show, all I can think about is the behind the scenes, and sometimes even lose focus of what I'm watching, if it's not that good. I personally feel the VR headset would make things MORE immersive.

This is L4D's deformed cousin.

Oh, a generic zombie game. That's some real risk there.

Probably.

Yes. All that.

And then when Blacker Ops concludes it, we'll get YouthoughtweweredonemilkingthisCoDseriesdidn'tyousuckstobeyou Ops in 2016!

BAN ALL SPORT. AND ART FOR THAT MATTER. They're too addictive! Let's also ban people who enjoy working hard from going to school every day!

"Luckily civilians can't own guns there"

The issue is that when a game is made to suit all ages, it has to be lighthearted. Blame the game's over-popularity.

Here's my bet that in the multiplayer, everyone will spam batarangs everywhere.

Costume DLC free for the first month...

The media's definitely got the best hand for these things. People think that Mario is a kid's game, and that the Wii is for casual audiences. People also think that those who play first person shooters are psychopaths thanks to GTA and CoD, because newspapers are bashing these franchises. Angry Birds has taken over…

For me, somebody mentions games, I go on a spiel until I realise nobody cares.

What is this "get out" thing people are talking about recently? Is it a new media craze?

Not past the teenager age yet, but I can easily say that the games I played at a younger age affected me much differently than if I played common games sooner, such as CoD. I won't say that these games affect violence and the such, but what I can say is that a lot of my friends when I was younger played GTA and the…

What's that word? Paperweight? Gimmick?

Yes, we get it. Apple-esque devices don't need ergonomics. Please, next time, make a game controller instead of a brick with buttons.

My mother has an eye which isn't as strong, which means she couldn't see old 3D films in 3D (the newer ones are better though). If they released a commercial version of this for sight improvement, I'd dig it.

Very interesting. Thanks.