Your conspiracy theory would make a lot more sense if he played more of the type of the major studio games with big marketing budgets. Instead he plays lots of very obscure titles that very little money went into developing or promoting.

You know, I'm still surprised that this caused a controversy at all. I mean, how many civilians do people kill in GTA? Or in Saints Row? Or in Spec Ops? What makes this game any different? Or is this just creating a controversy because people are having as inconsistent of standards as Valve?

Really hard to be interested in a game where the whole point of it existing is for the fact of just pissing people off. Makes the creators sound like grade schoolers who just like to annoy the other kids.

The Vita's interface is not pretty but is very fast and it's disliked by most. I have direct access to any of the 70 games I have installed in no more than 1 swipe and 2 tap.

That's how climbing should be done, forrezils.

I like how SF4 and SF5 looks, but a cell-shaded SFA4? Yeah. I'd pay real good money for that.

one thing i learned from the closure of city of heroes is never buy a game you dont own. games that are "multiplayer from the start" are games that can be closed down, forever, if the publisher decides they arent making enough money. everyone has their thresholds and i respect that, but its something to consider...…

It felt pretty stale to me as well, up until this update.

Yes, the image says until dec 8, but it was until dec 7, my hopes shattered that moment ;.;

Man!! I missed this and I have never played mirrors edge!!

Dec 6-8 my ass

The main point here is cross-platform play between PC and console, which Microsoft don't allow. So SFV is not coming to Xbox the same reason as FF14, Microsoft's closed system policy.

Don't forget Titanfall.

I've seen your name around here before as a Microsoft fanboy.

Easily the best QTE to ever grace a video game.

Great, now I gotta go shake all the wii-motes, tap the wii-pad and blink rhythmically into the virtual-boy.

Saints Row has two sorts of fans: those that preferred it as a slightly offbeat GTA clone, and those that jumped on when it went off the rails, full-on insane, and unreservedly bizarre, cartoony, and delightful irreverent.

1. This is a case of a retailer bowing to a coordinated concern campaign, and reacting to it rather than enforcing the laws in place. That they as a retailer should be abiding by.

How is it NOT an example of feminists censoring a game? They started the petition to ban it in the first place.

I dunno - the fact that he was banned suggests otherwise. It's kind of reminiscent of tge Sammy Sosa corked bat scandal in baseball. Sosa claimed that a bat with a cork center that he used in practice had 'somehow' made it into his game bat rotation, accidentally. Frankly, it was all rather fishy, to say the least,…