Exactly. And casual gamers out-number hardcore gamers.
I love the Uncharted games, but I don't play them for the multiplayer. I'd rather Uncharted stick to providing us a fantastic, cannot be beat, single player experience and let games like Battlefield, Call Of Duty, Halo and Gears Of War handle our multiplayer needs.
You gotta figure only about 10 to 20% of gamers keep up with whats going on with the gaming industry online and with all the online COD hate/BF3 love going on, it can be expected early numbers favor BF3. Come release date, though.. we'll see a spike in MW3 sales.
You should have familiarize yourself more with the bill before you posted. If you had, you would know the purpose of the bill WAS NOT to take away our rights as parents to buy and provide violent video games to our children. The bill actually PROTECTS that right. The purpose of the bill was to PREVENT the SALE of violent video games TO CHILDREN and to further EDUCATE parents on the contents of a video game, so that THE PARENT KNEW what they were providing their child.
And ...
The bill itself being made into a law isn't that big a deal. Really, it's only covering what should be common sense to begin with - don't sell violent video games to minors. Easy enough. THE PROBLEM is such a law might encourage retailers to NOT STOCK violent video games, which would cost developers and publishers boat loads of money, making them less likely to invest in such games.
But beyond that, one of the biggest problems with the world today is that the g...
I don't believe a thing these guys say. And so what that they "disbanded" if that's what they did - it doesn't mean they're going to STOP hacking individually or form a new group. Chances are, they knew they were on borrowed time and wanted to look good getting out of the "game" on their terms when the truth is they know the authorities are on the verge of busting down their doors and dragging their sorry butts off to a small, cold, prison cell. And you ...
For SEGA, maybe, but Nintendo (Mario) owned the market.
A few bad apples..
I agree with DICE on this issue. It sucks for legitament fans, as they tried to be fan friendly, but douchebags took advantage of it. (And people wonder why companies come across cold and uncaring a lot of times to the consumer?)
I still have both of the first 2 Uncharted games, which is unusual, because I typically get rid of a game once I've completed the story, but I kept them, because I'm such a big fan of the series. So, I'm feeling kinda bummed about the collection including a free dynamic theme and avatar. If these items are made available to everyone eventually - okay! But if not, I think it's crappy that you screw over long time fans who held on to their games and didn't trade them in s...
Exactly. The first to be arrested will get off easy - all they have to do is give up everyone else, which they most likely will if they know who everyone else is.
All those that jumped right away on the free PS Plus for a month offer probably should of held out till the end of the month to take advantage of July's offers, too.
I just hope come August when all the free PS Plus access has expired that Sony hits us PS Plus subscribers with some really amazing deals. July is looking better than the last several months, but it's still a weak month compared to what they've offered in the past, like this past winter.
Yea, I'm going to feel real bad for the european gamers and their free PS+ download of Burnout Paradise we over here in the states did NOT get.
This news makes me very happy, as I didn't want to preorder the game from Best Buy. I actually want to pick it up at Kmart, because I know they'll probably offer something like a $20 coupon with it.
Not seeing her on PSN yet.. probably later this evening.
I like it. I just hate that I have to preorder from Best Buy to get it.
Yea, and that's unfortunate, but it's always the same - anytime you have something good (in this case, freedom of the internet), a few ruin it for everyone. And now that the media is really starting to pick up on the danger hackers pose to society, it's only a matter of time before lawmakers put such restrictions in place.
I think it's time stricter laws are put in place to deter hackers from doing such things, because the world relies heavily on the internet for all means of business and personal connection and will moreso depend on it going into the future. Tougher penalties, like LONG jail times and higher fines would be a start.
I never even used the divas in the SvR series. I know the divas are a much bigger part of WWE television nowadays (their 30 second matches are so legendary.. and don't get me started on the greatness of Alicia Fox vs Melina), but I'd rather they throw in more legends than waste the space on divas.
As for Kharma, I can see them leaving her out. If they did include her, they would have to base her move set on what she did in TNA, since she never had a match in WWE and...
Personally, I'm not concerned that it's not in 1080p. Sure, it'd be nice, but the game is going to look phenomenal regardless. I just want to play the damn thing.
Somewhere..
some place....
CliffyB is really, really MAD! And only has his smokin' hot fiance there to calm him down. Poor thing.