RuthLoose

Everyone knows a side story needs some side romance. Don't worry, kids, Drake will always be mostly true to Elena.

So this is the answer to the UK riots and a bankrupt Euro?

Who knew getting rid of one of the two GameCubes duct taped inside that thing would be the answer to all of Nintendo's financial woes?

@Meatsim said:

Seems like a good move. Who wants to physically go to a store and buy games anyway.

People that occasionally like to purchase games for less than $39.99 or even $49.99.

@JerichoBlyth said:

I leave the entire shirt open like Peter Andre in that Mysterious Girl video.

QFT

@SomeJerk said:

Out of curiosity, English is my third language and all..

Why did people start using "shutter", and "shutters" for things like closing game studios? I started to notice it maybe a year ago, it's like how over here we no longer eat cereal out of bowls, it's called deep plates now. Shutters sounds like an attempt at saying shuts (down) that's all wrong to the ears. What's it like in the native English countries?

Shutter means to close down. It is usually a reference to a "shutter door" one might find on a garage or a storage unit. It is typically symbolic of the death of an idea or organization.

@Mentalnova said:

@Apollo87 said:

@coheno said:

For the better! This fall/christmas is looking waaaay too crowded as is. I'm fine with this early 2012. Wonder how they feel on missing christmas sales?!

Early 2012 is shaping up to be a little crowded too, with Bioshock Infinite, Starhawk and Mass Effect 3 it looks as though is going to be a stellar first half of the year.

lol Infinite in early 2012.

lol Infinite in 2012.

Zynga wins. We get introduced to this disgrace of a game and a few Bombadiers end up hooked like every endurance run.

</Le Sigh>

@RuthLoose said:

@SamFo Technically you forgot to add Crimson Alliance to that list. It is the game you get for free if you buy all the rest.

I hear it is a lot like Gauntlet.

@EuanDewar said:

@crusader8463 said:

Zero. I haven't had my 360 turned on in years, and I really dislike the whole buying points to buy things crap so I have never bought anything on live and doubt I ever will.

You can use your credit card dude.

Or PayPal. You have to link your account though via xbox.com. Definitely the preferred way to pay securely if you have an account.

@SamFo Technically you forgot to add Crimson Alliance to that list. It is the game you get for free if you buy all the rest.