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I don't think Aykroyd would have as difficult a time selling the studios on a 3rd Ghostbusters film as he would on Bill Murray.  Murray said repeatedly that he wasn't interested in the project, but the success of this game might prove to him and the nay-sayers in La La Land, that the public still has interest in the franchise.  And why not wonder about that, after all, the first movie came out when I was still in Jr. High!  There were some 3rd party reports that he was on board but he has a history of being elusive on the topic, so it'd take him speaking the words "I'm in." for me to believe it.

"I spose what really gets me is how their characters don't even look like them and look like how they wish they looked like I guess? Like how they always have big cute eyes and spikey hair and dress like you would on Halloween or something. I just don't get that........ why can't they come along and make their characters look Japanese?"

"ninjakiller said:

"If only the winner gets the right to mate with the healthiest/most attractive females."

Since I am now member of the month, I don't see how that'd work."

"iAmJohn said:

"Racist."

How is this Racist ?  Dumbass ..."

 Always been my problem with Resident Evil aswel cause I just want them to stick to a more realistic story and then they go crazy with stupid Napoleon midget characters and giant spiders and just everything about the story is sooo bad.

No, I don't see it as a scam most of the time.  In each case of DLC, the buyer gets something for their money.  Now how useful or worthwhile that thing is can be debated, but that in itself doesn't qualify it as a scam.  However there are types of DLC that I find questionable.  The Godfather buy money DLC is one, as is any game that offers to unlock content that is already on the game disc.  I know that sometimes it's considered a time-saver for the player.  "Want that neat outfit or access to that specific song, but don't want to have to grind deep into the single player to earn it, then buy it and skip all that annoying game play."  In the old days, there would be a cheat released about 6-8 months after release with the unlockable code.  Now, those codes are monetized and considered DLC.  It makes good business sense, but I still find it distasteful. 

Now, as to the topic of Fallout 3's DLC, then the answer is no, again.  If you love Fallout 3 so much that the original game wasn't enough for you, and Bethesda is willing to provide more content, then you should be happy for the opportunity to continue to play.  Maybe you'll be disappointed with the content, but that doesn't make it a scam.  DLC (most of the time) supposed to be a full-blown expansion.  Now in the case of Oblivion's Shimmering Isle or the new GTA IV L&D content, where they were prominently marketed as expansions, then the case is different.  But, even then, just because you don't like the length of the content doesn't make it a scam in the sense that the publishers were offering you a shiny red apple and giving you a bruised pear.