@dirtydyk: Yo ho, me hearty.

If this follows the original in terms of ideas, I hope there are a few hidden levels like the mew one.

@skippert: Or you're just finding a nonsense counter-argument. Gaffs happen, sometimes they can reset or work around it. Sometimes there's piss poor acting. But when a man jumps from a 10 foot cage through a table. Their bodies are really taking those bumps. That's the point.

@skippert: Yes really. The scripted event already has a winner. But when the script says "Guy gets disqualified after taking a chair to the back." Guess who really gets hit by a real chair?

@Atzenkiller: I bet there are mothers out there who think the same thing when their offspring have such attitudes.

@Ph00p: Well you get into repetition fatigue. I'm sure in the moment, some person isn't like "but this seems like too much fun. Fix that." More like "We don't want players to get bored just doing this one thing. Even though it's really fun. Add something else."

@kgsg-19-2: How does it feel to be "that" person?

"You can become anything if your body can pay the price." Remember this. Cyberpunk was meant to be a warning! I can't wait to see how CD Projekt Red handles the narrative nuance.

@videogameninja: Hell yeah. Just replayed the first one on "Give Me God of War." Hopefully this game is just as solid. I'm really rooting for the team to do well here.

I think that people who aren't happy with this month's selections either don't like fighting games or already own SFV.