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I completely agree.

I think pretty much the point is....the only thing that really gets combat right, is actual combat.

The mortgage holder may be "no more" but usually before a business goes out of business, they have a "going out of business" sale...in which, all the assets (mortgages) are liquidated / sold. Or, in most cases the sale of those assets is ordered by a bankruptcy judge. The lender may be no more, but someone bought…

Well, the lending company may no longer exist....but someone holds that note / lien on the house. Now I totally understand, the plan here is that in Texas it is only 3 years to adversely possess. By the time anyone figures out what entity owns the note now and/or that entity realizes someone is squatting in that…

Dont really care about the COD aspect of it...point was OP indicates that somehow, this video game has "gotten the combat right".

They may be referring to enterprise office licenses. Basically a blanket license for a large corporationg that covers any and all of their hardware, not a per machine license, no upgrade charge etc. etc. Just one annual license that covers a near unlimited number of installs.

Well, that is the key thing there....bottom line, like other squatters rights cases. He needs to adversely possess the house for 3 years, or longer in other states.

Yeah I know...I can understand the visuals, lighting and all that not being quite as good. I think they will still be pretty impressive for the consoles.

Really, it gets the combat right? So, if your hit by a single bullet, or tiny bit of shrapnel your out?

Yeah, that would be fun though, instead of these insanely unrealistic (even for a fps video game) knifings to be able to just run up on someone and bash them in the head with the butt of your rifle, or pistol! Make it so one hit stuns them, maybe knocks them to the ground and a second hit required to kill...

iPad....article is about the iPad version of the game, and it being one of the hottest iPad games. There is no steam for the iPad.

Thanks for the clarification, exactly what I was wondering.

Well, then to be fair...games really should have the option to hit / stun players with the butt of their rifle. Yes pretty stupid to have the insta weapon switch to the fastest ever knife draw....but seems to be expected a player could / should be able to hit the other players and stun them.

Well, in the end I am picking at nits as they say...looks like a great game for the my iPad will definitely be buying it when it is available, thus helping to make it "hotter"

Oh I totally agree, pretty sure I will be buying it...looks like a lot of fun.

Exactly...they are relegating themselves to their niche of being the home console for little kids. Which is certainly a big market to have to yourself.

But then there are the cases where they were not doubted, where they had such huge success that everyone did the opposite....they assumed that Nintendo would extrapolate on that success with their next hardware release.

Exactly...what is their online multiplayer going to look like? Friends lists? Ability to party up? Party chat? Invite friends to games from in-game? All that good stuff?

"It's expected to at least match and probably surpass the processing muscle of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3"