Kevin Van Ord is not a very good reviewer, in my opinion. GameSpot keeps a code of "objectively assessing" games, and he oftentimes lets emotions get in the way. Could you imagine if we had a judicial system with the same precedent? The law would mean **** all.
[QUOTE="Drasonak"][QUOTE="siLVURcross"]You know, Kevin could just be messing with us and actually love it.siLVURcross
Why do all the boring people on this forum have scantily clothed women in their signatures? I don't see you with a scantily clothed woman in your sig. HURR.
PC exclusives really only have slightly better graphics, but usually crappier controls. The only real exclusives they have are crappy low budget Eastern European indie games.
Link: http://womenborntranssexual.com/2011/03/20/atheism-grows-among-youth-high-school-students/ The study above shows atheism is far more common in the young people of today. I just whipped up the first article I could find on Google (because I knew it was a fact, but it's always good to have a source), but I wanted to open this dialogue up, as I'm sure many people here realize this. Is this generation really so arrogant that they think they've found all the answers? To not heed their elders' wisdom? Every old person has had their "stage" as well, only to pick up their religion again. This is not a new phenomenon. Many people have doubts and wonder why bad things exist in this world, but they find their answer after much soul searching. So knowing that your elders went through the same thing, why are you guys making this mistake yourself? Could it be that this generation has just so happen to stumble upon an incredible truth in the 2000 years Christianity has been around? Have you guys ever noticed that people refer to generations X, Y, and Z as the disobedient, intolerant, and spoiled generations? Yeah, this may be why. No respect for elders... What does the rest of Off Topic have to say about this? Why does this generation know when all the previous ones didn't?
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