I sure do miss my old Silent Hil. Instead of buying this, I think I'll just go buy Silent Hill HD collection and play that instead. Will probably be more satisfying.

Why does this have to come out the same day as AC3 D: I don't have the money for all the games I want in October!

I think this game will surprise a lot of people. It's different from the original DMC games, a lot more western, but it's tons of fun, but the gameplay is very interesting and revives the genre a bit, I think.

If this is mostly just the same as the first one, I'll pass. I got pretty bored of that game real quick. Not much of a story, gameplay was a repetitive treasure quest, etc. Overall, just not a very exciting or enticing game. Was hoping for a more exciting story, one that could really carry the game, but alas, it seems to be just another overstuffed collectors game with the same repetitive mission and loot seeking gameplay.

I've been loving the game since I started playing in the pre-release and so far it's the most I've ever played an MMO for, with maybe the exception of The Matrix Online and the original Guild Wars. It's a lot of fun and I never realized how much the integration of quests into the world itself has led to the game being what it is. But beyond that, I'm still not bored with it. I've been having way too much fun and there's so much to do. Really loving this game.

Great video. I've been a fan of point and click since I was about ten and was playing King's Quest IV on PC. My favorite, however, has to be Gabriel Knight. I've actually been quite pleased with the resurgence of the point and click sub genre. There have been a number of great games, and the two most recent ones I've played were Gemini Rue and Resonance, which were fantastic. I do think there is still a place for these games, despite some of the overly intricate puzzles. They have fantastic stories and the games themselves are like graphic novels. Gemini Rue in particular is a shinning recent example of a great point and click adventure. Gray Matter as well, while not the best, once again demonstrates Jane Jensen's masterful ability at storytelling through the medium. Hopefully the resurgence of the genre continues and we get more great point and click adventures.

So, going around as a murderer offing people in various ways is perfectly okay with people, but defending yourself from women carrying all manner of firearm who just happen to be disguised as nuns is offensive. People are really friggin retarded.

Gamespot should label this as the Co-op trailer for FC3. I was really confused at the beginning as I was anticipating more from the single player. More interested in the single player game anyway.