What's crazy is that those head-sets come for free on the 360. On the PS3, most Bluetooth/ USB headsets will do. Honestly, I use only a USB mic and get the returning audio from the TV. (which is horrible,BTW). Still, it's enough to get the message through.

Hum, by comparison,I'd say Link looks more like Anya than Marcus...LOL, just kidding.

After I watched the trailer, I felt like this is what "Silent Hill" was suppossed to be in this generation, after Konami lost itself with the franchise.

I've noticed that when there is a quitting team, some of the players from the winning team are "sent" to the that team, along with people who are joining, just to balance the numbers on each side. Still it's not hard to see 6 x 12 player matches going strong.

Ah, i thought he was going to say Epic....my fingers were crossed, man.

Yes, yet another thing I have noticed. Sometimes it's not communication or any other issue we have discussed here.

Yes, I have noticed that great teams work with everything they have at their disposal, from different classes to knowing when to spawn at a team-mate and using those pesky spawn beacons (damn snipers!).

Nice insight, Pawks. I confess I felt a bit like that when playing Karkand. Already being a Colonel level 8 (having platinumed the game on the PS3) and getting my ass kicked because I didn't know the maps or strategies, is really frustrating. This brings up a question about BF 3 that I haven't looked around to find an…

One of the greatest reactions from a character in recent gaming. Isaac Clarke, in Dead Space 1.

Yes, I get your point as well. I really don't want to start a fire here, but this is due to years of an individual view in online FPSs, starting with Counter Strike and reaching its pinnacle with CoD. A self-centered view, where showing-off and humiliating the opponent(Tea-bagging? Really?) is worth more than leveling…

I've been playing Battlefield 3 for a while now, knowing pretty much every nook and cranny of all maps (still getting the hang of Back to Karkand) and I have noticed a trend in the game:

I've been playing this since its early release on the PS3. I recommend it to all gamers who are currently playing Battlefield 3.

"When I wrote the first English-language review on the internet of Final Fantasy XIII, I gave it only TWO STARS."

At the end of the MGR:R trailer, when all those "Vengeance", "Revengeance" etc. words start popping up, it honestly reminded me of this.

Holy crap, that's nasty.....I might not eat bacon for a while....argh.

Username: Injustice Mist....a pepper-spray poetical reference?

Crossing "z"s and dotting "i"s, eh?

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Oh, come on...the Verve is great and that song makes for some nice BG music, specially for the vibe the guy was going for in the video.

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