@Sindroid Go back to your Old Spice commercial where you belong.

I forgot to add, I do not condone any form of illegal act that you may take part in prior to or during your play through of this game as a result of my comment.

Something tells me the enjoyment of this game goes up exponentially when playing under the influence of certain paraphernalia....

I totally did not see this coming...wait...strike that; reverse it.

@tommygun6644 How so? Your opinion may be that the targeting system in the Uncharted series was sub par, but my opinion is that your opinion is sub par.

@woodyfr You're right, it was way better without the commentary, and they cut out one of the most suspenseful parts where Joel (sp?) gets ambushed from behind.

@damodar_thade He definitely listed numerous potential factors that need to be examined, but he definitely did not shy away from laying blame on [violent] video games, albeit it was done indirectly.

@lsthecawman It's not inconclusive. As a matter of fact, the vast majority of data returned from hundreds of scientific studies examining the cause and effect relationship between minors and violent video games and violent/heinous acts committed in real life says there is NO link between the two.

This is some of the best news I've heard in a while, and it suits my situation perfectly. I used to be a hardcore PC gamer, but it has been at least 5 years since I even owned a desktop/laptop that could run games (I currently own a netbook). I've always wanted to dive back into the PC scene, but it's hard to legitimize shelling out $1500 for a ASUS G76 or another similar iteration.

Either way, this news definitely revitalizes my hopes a bit, not to mention, it's way easier to slip this by my fiance than walking in the door with a $1500 gaming laptop/PC. Lol....

I currently own both systems, and while I do agree that XBL has a better and more intuitive interface and seems to have less server issues (maintenance, downtime, etc), I don't think it is worth $60 a year. Also, PS+ has far better value considering how many free games and discounts you get, not to mention, since it's an optional fee to upgrade to PS+, you can still play multiplayer games for free. The only way the $60 fee can be justified for XBL is if they offered the same type of incentives and free software that PS+ and make it an optional upgrade to go to XBL+.