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@WinterSnowblind said:

@Vitor: From what I hear, it's literally impossible to join games with the max number of players, you'll usually only get a handful.

Had no idea it was that bad - just cancelled my order. Tight on money as is and would rather have that go towards something like From Dust when it gets released on PC instead.

Major bummer. Really liked the look of a lot of the ideas they were trying to implement in this game.

I bought the game for 60% off from Amazon ($20 and free shipping), and I don't regret a thing.  I rented the game months ago and had a blast, and I'm still loving it today.
 
There is a distinct lack of players, though.  I hope that it'll bubble up somehow from any type of Steam sale, but I don't see that happening.  It's too bad.  Brink really is a fun game.

Did you guys not watch the same Conference as me? That new console and controller look fucking awesome. I can't WAIT to see what developers come up with. In fact this is the only press conference I watched from start to finish without being bored. And I haven't even touched my Wii for a very very long time... I loved the speeches, very inspiring and it looks like they actually still care about us hardcore gamers. Outstanding job Nintendo.

While everyone else is too busy staring at their screens with a confused look on their faces, I've been totally converted.  Haven't owned a Nintendo system since the SNES. Laughed at the Wii when it was announced. Laughed at the Wii while watching every Nintendo E3 conference since.  TOTALLY GETTING THIS  First thing that pops into my mind looking at the controller is an RPG. You always have to go into a menu to access your items and equipment and such. You could totally have that screen available the whole time, in the controller.   That thing totally just eliminated the need for pause menu screens. 

Sly Cooper, Jak and Daxter, and Ratchet & Clank: the three platformers that made the PS2 great.  I want a PS3 for this game, now...

This isn't all that surprising.  Of course making shit in their games using their tools and publishing it on their servers will have some legal agreement beforehand explaining that they own all the rights.  It's to be expected that they could do that.  How do you think Zombies became a gametype in Halo?  Or Grifball?  The point is, they're not going to ask for your permission to advertise something you made when it's in their game in the first place. 

@dreDREb13 said:

Fucking Dragon Age II...  One of the worst games I've played.  It's nice to know they're rushing out a third one to cash in again.  The worst part is that they're sticking with the changes they made in Dragon Age II.  If you fuck up Mass Effect, your end will be final, Bioware.

Woah woah woah, hold the goddamn phone. Dragon Age 2 is one of the worst games you have ever played? How many games do you actually play? Also, how the hell do you they're sticking with the changes? They haven't even formally announced it yet. Fucking people jumping to conclusions all the time.....

Fucking Dragon Age II...  One of the worst games I've played.  It's nice to know they're rushing out a third one to cash in again.  The worst part is that they're sticking with the changes they made in Dragon Age II.  If you fuck up Mass Effect, your end will be final, Bioware.

Meh.  Mods fucked up, here.  The OT here used to be so much more fun that it is now.

Why does everyone hear "Facebook Movie" and freak the hell out?  The movie isn't at all just about Facebook, it's just about the time leading up to its creation.  David Fincher has made quite a few great movies, and the trailer just makes me want to see it more.