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The problem I have with mappacks is 2 things:
1 - In 1 year, Modern Warfare 2 released 2 mappacks, $15 each. Now, however, the new $60 map pack, Black Ops was released, and people migrate over, because Activision stops supporting their old games (look at MW2 on PS3...). There's simply no value in it, because I don't play COD enough to compinsate the price, and after 8-10 months, the pack is 100% useless.
 
2 - Anyone can pay $15 for stuff, but really, I would feel ripped off. Even Bad Company 2's Vietnam made me feel slightly ripped off, since they simplified the gameplay by removing weapons that were in BC2.
 
If they migrated old map packs to their new games, THEN I would probebly buy them. That, however, won't happen, because Activision will instead recharge s for old maps.

Thank god. This UBB crap is bullshit. Unlike the US, we only have like 6 companies, so lack of compitition for our Internet.

Forcing people who can't afford it to buy health care DOES NOT save the problem. I live in Canada and feel sympathetic for the 50 million Americans without health care (working at a 7-11 don't pay the bills, and those are the kinds of people that are most vulnerable, since they could get shot, stabbed, get stabbed by an AIDS needle, etc)
 
But sadly, Obama's solution has degraded to uselessness.

First GB article I've seen to quote a Gamespot article.

I'm 12 and what is this?

Once I die, forever

You should have known this when you recieved a box without  saran wrap. Your fault.

lol @ this thread

lawl @ this thread
 
if i can get used to playing 800x600 Persona 4 in 2008 on a PS2, then I'm pretty sure I can get used to the "inferior" Xbox 360 version. Hell, it's gotta look better then a game on console thats older then my mother.

I bought it and DOD Source together for $19.99....in 2006.
 
 
Wait till it's 50 cents in a sale.