Yeah, but it's still misleading. Any game will have loads of incompetent people.

I hate how games look like this, and you so want an experience with a huge group of people fighting another huge group. Instead, everyone dawdles off and you rarely get a glimpse of them.

I don't want to sound ignorant, but while you're overturning that tiny rock to look for a bit of stolen cash, countries are practically smoking money behind you.

You're overreacting a bit, trying to prove that tiny details from a deluded teenager as a government setup. Government does some bad secretive shit, but I doubt this is it.

Oh, cool! :P

This was perfectly normal from what I understand, what gamers did even when the game was released.

No grips on the analog sticks? They better have some, the old analog sticks were way too slippery, and the grips wore off too fast.

Meanwhile in Britain...

Whatever makes a good story.

THE ILLUMINATI! QUICK, THE ALIENS WORK WITH THE ILLUMINATI! GET YOUR TIN FOIL HATS!

Most likely because these mental-cases do this for attention, thanks to the media giving such coverage. They want people to know. So he wants his friend to think he's "cool", probably.

As a teenager myself, I can easily say that, for people under good parenting, the line between violence and video games is very thick. It makes me sad to realise that my friends played GTA and COD before they started school. People may question why I love shooters alongside my Mario games and Sonic games, but it won't…

Let's head to the Jeremy Kyle show to find out!

Best trainer.

Never have I had this experience with a game. Never.

Clearly fake.

But you'll just kill the dog because 30 minutes isn't enough time to build character.

As a PC gamer, I am considering:

Chins down, eyes up?

Not only is the horror of Windows Metro on your phone and computer, it's now on your TV/Console! (Seriously, Microsoft, is it a TV or console?)