Just_Endless

I actually do not understand why people keep handing sony money.

Love you guys every year for these.

One note I have to complain a bit for:

MGS Collection, yo.

A) Probably the best value proposition this entire year (in terms of esteem, hours of content). MGS2, MGS3, and Peace Walker for $50.

B) Online modes, on 360, for Peace Walker? There's tons that they could have half-assedly ignored, but didn't.

C) For many purchasers, Peace Walker was more or less a new game, that was both important to the series, and previously unavailable to them. For me, it was a straight up new game, plus two of my favorites ever, EXACTLY as I wanted them, (360, online play, 2000 achievement points :), for less than the price of a new game.

A thousand frowns for it not being mentioned.

What's with the french screenshot for COD? Is one of you french? Cause you gotta tell me if you are.

It's worth noting that Jak 2 is COMICALLY difficult at times. Broken difficult. That and the first Kingdom Hearts are probably the only two games I've ever quit due to feeling cheated or whatever. It certainly has some quality to it, but it's pretty damn awkward at times, not a smooth transition from 1 AT ALL. I'd actually argue 3 is more solid, it's a bit more of a balance between lighthearted and dark, Jak 1 and 2, platforming and GTA kinda stuff.

That said, I love these games. True modern classics, the first one for damn sure.

I would love a capsized!

And, uh, what is day 1?

They are astonishingly difficult (finish find me 5 times, what?), and only apply to the Mii courtyard channel. Not real groundbreaking to me.

@Kael: If the next AC game is not in the present, or comes out post-2012, they will have missed the fictional deadline they set for themselves.

Well there is an article on the IGN hype machine. It's under "Most Commented Stories," which sure comes as no surprise to me. I would agree that (what I consider to be) the higher quality websites really aren't reporting on it, but I'm sure it's been seen by most who watch, say, Kotaku.

I, for one, do not buy PC games unless they are connected through Steam. Learned this the hard way, as EA has one of the worst account infrastructure set-ups I have seen, and I won't ever be getting my games again.