There are ways of playing the PC version on a regular TV.

Devs want players to use the game as they normally would. Unless they specifically ask for certain tests (everyone queue for a certain map or mode), players should do whatever they would normally do in the game. If the developers have the right tools set up they can monitor and gather data on what is going on.

Think of it more like Diablo/Action RPGs.

Did Chronicle have a scene like this?

I always loved when the nurse would ask what you were doing.

How easy was it to figure out which upgrades (for generals, spies, etc) to take?

The PS1 was originally called the PSX.

There is an auto launch feature on the PS3.

There are artists who will seclude themselves from the outside world until their work is done. Can these companies afford to do the same?

Well Son, the funny thing about regret is, it's better to regret something that you have done than to regret something that you haven't done.

And by the way, if you see your mom this weekend, would you be sure to tell her...

I agree, I really enjoyed the website when it first sprang up.

Cloak and Dagger... That was on TV the other week.

Only if you want to be.

Were things cooler in the 80s?

Would the Patriot Act be responsible for this? Or is the judicial system in such a state that he would be sitting in jail without the Act?

Couldn't Hot Rod just yell out "look out! He is going for a gun!"

They eventually released a patch that was meant to improve the controls (and possible drop 6axis), but I never played it.

I love the series and wish they would get back to the roots.

Amazing game. This is one of the older reasons to hate on EA.

I would be careful with Season 2 (done by different VFX house). Seasons 1 and 3 were done by the same company (CBS digital or something). They are also helping supervise parts of the Season 4 set so that there is more consistency between the releases.