Sony's gaming division (except the Vita) is the only division turning a profit for Sony right now.

I bought the Move and the Sharpshooter for Killzone 3, which was just awesome. I also used the Eye for headtracking in Gran Turismo, which was also really cool. Playing as a sniper online with the SS, I'm fucking unstoppable. Then, I got a little tired of Killzone, and waited for another game worth playing while…

Why so serious?

Everything I read about Eve Online (except for that crazy expensive monacle) is fucking brilliant, but I've heard the learning curve to get into the game is steep and I really have no fucking idea what the gameplay is like.

So, I really liked Skyrim at launch, but even though I initially sunk in about 80 hours, it didn't hold my attention like Morrowind or Oblivion (both of which I put in 300-400 hours across several characters). I played my favorite race/role — A sneaky archer Khajiit — and, to be frank, the game was just too easy.…

I just got this email last night. I think I played a trial of Champions Online for about 15 minutes once, and was thoroughly confused when I saw the email.

The brevity is exactly why I can't justify a $60 purchase for Prototype 2, despite enjoying its prequel.

I was going to pick this up, but I'm kind of turned off by the dozen hour estimate. For an open-world game, I expect at least 25, preferably 40+ hours of content. I'm going to have to wait until it's cheap.

Here's a video of Common giving me a shout-out (my brother worked on an advertising campaign with him). Yup, I gots connections.

I've had a lot of people start insulting me while I'm actively beating them, saying I suck and shit like that. I'm always like, "Well, I'm beating your ass. . ."

I prefer the sharper video and better audio of BRs, myself. Rental-wise, I doesn't matter as much to me what the quality is, but if I'm buying a movie it's going to be on BR.

You're correct. Most people don't realize that a receipt (a/k/a bill of sale) is actually a contract.

I agree, I think 3 is superior to 2, which was superior to 1.

Yeah, Halo 2 is by far the hardest. The Arbiter's invisibility is a god-send. However, Reach is probably a relatively close 2nd.

No, it really doesn't get any better. I was similarly disappointed with id. Rage looked like a great open-world game that included car combat, instead it was a totally half-baked hallway shooter.

My proudest moments are probably beating every Halo game (except ODST, which I can't get into for some reason) on Legendary. Reach I've actually never played on a lower difficulty.

You find the narrator entertaining? Wow.

Yeah, I got Rage at launch. What a horrible disappointment. The combat was pretty fun, but everything else was lacking.

Blinx for Xbox. That game's awfulness defies description.

Oooh, I fell for Brute Force, then kept trying to convince myself it was enjoyable. It wasn't.