@Shinta: Cameron had said before Avatar even hit theaters that he had enough story for three movies. He said "If Avatar does well at the box office I can then go back and finish them." Guess so.

I really wish I didn't spend the $5 on Bonfire of the Vanities DLC. It's not enjoyable for me at all. I really like ACII, enough that I enjoyed the first offering but the mission types offered here are annoying. Combat that keeps going and going. You're spotted you lose. 9 assassinations. It's overkill. On a second…

@Evdor: He is horrendously unfunny, barely any one is laughing at any of his "jokes". I was hoping Quark would host it.

It said it would start at 10 and they've been playing music for the last half hour.

@zackfair: Right now they're playing the Killers' "Andy You're A Star" off their debut Hot Fuss.

I bought and D/L all 1.5GB of Bonfire of the Vanities. Wasn't quite sure what the extra $5 unlocked (secret locations?) so I stuck with the base one. Haven't played it yet, too busy watching hockey.

@Pheermee: Actually, Gawker does have a movie site but it went under and then got merged last year. It's called "Defamer" and focuses on Hollywood stars, television show reviews, Oscar news and movie write-ups. Just type it in and you'll be taken there.

Considering the man only had three albums released while he was alive, this game is unlikely. It'd probably work better to release either all the albums as DLC or a massive track pack like the Who did.

@OUMusicTherapy: The guy who directed that movie also directed "The King of Kong". That's why he was in there.

I don't really care for her shilling the product but she's one of the nicest people in the music business. The girl had practically no self esteem when she was on X-Factor and she's [arguably] one of the best singers (not songs, just voice) of all time. I always look forward to the haterade thrown around the comments…

I feel fortunate to have a PS3 and a 360 because after this year I'm not paying for Live ever again. I can understand and deal with servers being pulled on a free service, but a paid one? Despite the fact that EA is supposedly "separate", they're killing online for a game that's 14 months old. They're also screwing…

The PS3's been out for nearly four years now, if they add rumble and a $50 price tag to this I'm sure it'll penetrate the market.

@vitiumcloud: The release date is supposed to be February 18'th.

@SapienChavez: Or maybe, instead of releasing DLC that adds a nonsensical "Sequence 15" to a finished game they thought it was a good idea to tie the add on content into the storyline. I got a completed game, 30 hours of collecting/missions was more then enough. I liked the way they added this instead of tacking it on.

That is one terrible keyboard. It's sad that a company thought we're so lazy typing that we couldn't take 1 second to move our fingers to two keys that are above each other.

I really enjoyed the first DLC (which costs about as much as a cup of coffee) and have been looking forward to this next part. Most sequences in the game took me about an hour to finish, I don't know what everybody else was expecting.

When it first started a year ago I was playing it almost everyday and never got to be the one or in the mob so I quit. Why put all that time into it when you don't even get a chance of winning anything?

@nukee: Didn't know that. I'm hoping it still lives up to their quality, they also published Max Payne and MP2 from Remedy and those are great.

I trust whatever Rockstar's doing. They're my favorite developer and they create a cinematic style to their games that's unique to them. This is looking pretty good so far, can't wait to actually play it.

I had gotten "Devil's Rejects" for free on Blu-ray when Sony did the "buy a PS get 5 movies" mail in. It was the first movie I'd seen of his and I didn't know what to expect. That gripping, terrorizing scene in the hotel room seemed real. It was a well shot, well edited movie and I've seen everything he's made since.…