Well it's being developed on the PS3 first then being ported onto the 360 so there shouldn't be a problem with the PS3 version.

Wait, I don't get it.

I encountered one of these guys yesterday. He angered me greatly.

Apparently the trophies/achievements are really easy so...

I interchange COD4 and Modern Warfare 1 as I see fit. So I don't really have this problem.

See sometimes playing on the PS3 where nobody has a mic can be an advantage.

Well I suggest thinking about what kind of suspense or terror you want the audience to feel. For instance if you have a killer, do you want the audience to know who it is or do you want it to be a mystery. If you let the audience know who it is then you can have some interesting situations where the killer is interacting normally with other people and leave ...

Screw Kamarov for all we know he's the one that put Price in the Gulag.

I love people that use the heartbeat sensor because I usually roll with the ninja perk. I always catch them by surprise because they rely on that thing to much.

It's not his fault that after uncharted 1 everybody wanted him to do the same thing for their game.

Ryan's reasons for questioning the hype on a couple games are fine. Like Arkham Asylam, there really was no reason for people to get so hyped about it. When was the last good batman game before Arkham? And the only game that Rock Steady studios has released before Arkham was a mediocre FPS.   That's all Ryan has been doing. Looking at the facts and making a judgement call based on that ...

@StaticFalconar: No to what? No to Snake being green? Because he was. That was one of his first missions. May not of been THE first but he was inexperienced. Compared to the likes of someone like Grey Fox at the time. Which is why I don't think he was in his prime during that game. 

Ok, I'm going to change my answer to Metal Gear 2. He was completely green in MG1 so I don't think he could be in his prime then. But in MG2 he had a few years in him.