Paid $60 for it when it came out and hated everything about it. Controls, graphics, story, driving, fighting, voice acting, etc. Just a miserable game. It's totally weird to me that it even has a 77 metacritic. I even pleaded to my friend who worked at GameStop, and he let me exchange it for Enslaved, which is one…

Richie Incognito probably won't be tweeting much today. The truth buried him.

I'm probably not even going to this gen until something I really want to play - like a completely new FF - hits the market and I want the full experience. That's the push I need to spend the money and I am so willing for system-making games. But not with a rehash of a rehash, which is what this FF is feeling like.

It came out last week and it's called Bravely Default :)

This is exactly how I feel. Part of why I loved FF was breaking into an entirely new world with a new story and new characters every time. These "sagas" just don't work for me.

Really hoping Bush is doing paintings OF his pets... imagining him chasing a puppy around with a paint brush is scaring me.

So this is the PS3 version. Kinda don't care.

My coworker recently sold her Mini and got a new Challenger. She's like 5'0".

You were lucky, no one wants to buy my stepfathers X6 :) serves him right

Ha! I feel your pain.

Completely agree with you. I have a Clubman S and since it hit 60k miles there hasn't been a day when something hasn't been wrong on this hunk of crap. I did change my springs and shocks and that helped quite a bit. But buy a Mini, never again.

BMW products have been seriously bad in last years, like ours X6 which is actualy worse than the old Espace from 90s aka the single most unreliable car in the world

​Why The Last of Us Should Be Game Of The Year: Welp. Here I am, nominating the game that'll probably be near the top of just about every GOTY list on the internet. What a cliché I am.

i don't know you but i'm sure you're smarter than comparing essential devices like a refrigerator, washing machine and a desktop computer with this..

I'm also a lifelong Braves fan who is pretty meh on Bobby. That being said, he didn't get hired into that situation. He created the situation himself. He was the Braves GM in the late 1980s. He was singularly responsible for bringing two of the three pitchers you mention to Atlanta. He spent a second round draft pick…

The PC has and will always be the dominant platform of FPS.

Yesterday, I was reading this long article over on Polygon detailing the story behind the birth of Xbox Live back when it was just being developed for the original Xbox. And the lead guy behind the Xbox Live initiative had exactly the same thoughts as you.

This idea of the Xbox One being a console for the family becomes even more relevant with the news that users on the same console can share the Gold benefits of one account.

+1 exactly what i was thinking, families are going to be using the Xbox One not just hardcore gamers.