It would be absolutely sad if you miss Demon Blade:

As you can see, the art direction is "off the heezy."

[QUOTE="vendettared468"]Chances are the game your playing shouldn't be watched by an 8 year old anyway.RobboElRobbo

*sigh*

Don't sigh. It's true. As a father of a 5 year old daughter, an 8 year old boy has no business playing something like Grand Theft Auto.

There's a reason they impose ESRB ratings, it just sucks that some parents don't take the time to educate themselves on the system. Most retail stores are vigilant in enforcing them, yet it's a shame that parents cave in to their young ones crying. Then little bobby-bo-junior ends up healing himself by fapping some prostitute in the backseat of a car parked in a grimey alleyway.

Video-games get a bad enough rep as is from stories of little kids trying to impersonate a character or a scene from a video-game. We don't need any more of that business if video-games are ever going to achieve the level of acceptance that cinema has.

Too many devices trying to be the All-in-One machine, in my opinion. I wouldn't be surprised if cramming all this irrelevant content into our gaming consoles contribute to increased price tags in the long run.

ive noticed that everytime i take mw2 out of the case its been cracking alittle each time now there is a big chunk falling of the disk the game still works but i dont think it will for long.... will toys r us take it back??? or am i out of luck... i got the game with the mw2 xbox

BostonDieNasty

Your best bet is to talk to the Toys R Us manager. (Manager, don't go to one of their staff-lings, the manager is usually much more customer-satisfication oriented)

Explain the situation in good detail, making sure to point out it wasn't broken by user error. Hopefully they'll understand, give you a new copy, and you'll be back to suffering the agonizingly long process of hitting 10th prestige in no time. ;)

a smart fanboy should think about their "excuses" to hate on stuff.

for example, its okey to laugh at the wiimote, aslong you have a reason that wont backfire later.

like the uber funny "i dont like to wave my arms around like an idiot". i remember lots of people useing that one. And that makes it even funnyer when the same people start praising the Move or Natal, whats even funnyer are those who compare the WM+ to them, and then they claim "i dont like motion controles, but which one is better?"

Half-Way

That's the point I was trying to make. All the haters could say was, "wagglewagglewaggle, omg it's soOOooo teH funniez!" Now the lolcats pissed on their legs and suddenly everyone is saying, "Hmmm.. Interesting, indeed. I shall have to satiate my curiosity and see how things unfold. I look forward to seeing if this is an experience worth having, as I have yet to try it. Ah, time will tell."

I hope anyone who fits this description stubs their toe tomorrow morning when they get out of bed. And if you're that person, and you stub your toe, you can thank me for it.

I think all motion controling is crap, and don't have to least bit of interest in letting it be my standard way to play games. So I will probably also be laughing at Natal and Move, but nonetheless will probably go against my own words and at least try them out...SoNin360

Better not try it. You will own yourself. Then the Gods of Gaming will scratch every game disc you have and brick all your consoles.

Every halo after the first.

Next generation consoles will utilize your mind as the controller. Who knows. Maybe Sony will finally come out with a console that plugs you into the Matrix this time. :lol:

Now it's becoming standard. :b

... and I bet that makes you happy, huh. You wake up in the morning and think, "Aw man, what an AWESOME day for Call of Duty to fail. Time to check my list of things to do to make sure everyone sees things MY way!" Then you cook some spam.