I'm not here to evaluate which gadget is better, because honestly, neither have impressed me. And I respect your opinion; I'm not trying to attack you. But really, I don't see how swinging your arm with a Move controller is any more immersive than me going to the hardware store and buying a pickaxe to swing around…

How about this: I go buy a move controller for my Kinect version and hold that in my hand while I play. Or why not just grab my TV remote and hold that in my hand. Super realistic pickaxe action!

I understand that. I guess my original post should have read "Did I just hear Johnny Cash cover Soundgarden for the first time in my life even though this cover must have existed for quite some time because I realize that he is dead?!? Woah."

I figured it wasn't recent considering he's dead...

Did Johnny Cash just cover Soundgarden?!? Woah.

Immersive Jungle Survival! So real! :D

This is a very interesting perspective. I'm a musician, so a lot of this makes sense to me now; it's something I've never realized. Though I don't believe that games without this great "rhythm" are automatically bad or not fun to play, games that DO have this good "rhythm" automatically get a huge boost in their…

I honestly don't see how they could sell this thing for under $300...

Well that's good news then. Still it'd be nice to get a nice summary of what happened in the first to get a better feel for Geralt and the lore/universe. I'll love it either way.

This is going to be a day-one purchase if it doesn't turn out to be a shitty port. I just hope they include some sort of summary or shortened version of the original in it (a la Mass Effect 2 for PS3), because I never played the original. I bought it on a Steam sale once thinking that my computer could handle it,…

Unlike most reviewers, I actually really liked the first one. Sure, it may have had somewhat clunky controls, but it was a unique experience and still is. The World War I sections are still vivid in my memory.

While I wish I had this when I first learned guitar, I honestly don't think people who buy this thing realize that it's a glorified version of reading tablature. Sure, it makes it easier for someone who's never picked up a guitar before, but speaking from experience, it only takes a month to build the coordination to…

Agreed. I'm not saying I dislike any of the others, Deja Entendu and Daisy both are always playing on my iPod as well.

<3 Brand New. As if you can't tell by my avatar. But I'm more of a Devil and God kinda guy :)

Anyone? Singaporean accents are very strange. On top of some of the cheesiest writing I've experienced in a game.

It looks like the Dreadweave armor mod for the PC version...

Games developed by Bethesda usually aren't too bad. Oblivion had it's share of glitches at launch and so did Fallout 3 but they certainly didn't ruin the experience. Now Fallout: New Vegas was a trainwreck, but that was developed by Obsidian. And now that they've learned and moved on from the Gamebryo engine,…

And that's why I love my Adblock Plus in Google Chrome and Firefox... haven't seen an unwanted ad for the most part in years.

So I picked up Mortal Kombat a few days ago at Toys 'R Us for $30 (on sale for $39.99 and an additional $10 off with a coupon from their in-store magazine) and I love it. Any tips to learning fighting games for someone who was never into fighting games? I can hit their basic specials but I really am terrible at…

I do believe you meant "Sharktopus", though "Shartopus" would be far more interesting. A sharting octopus? Count me in.