Another idea is that any thread with external links must be approved by a mod before being posted (whitelist the famous most-used websites). This will probably cause some inconvenience to the mods, but it'll help reduce the spam threads. A very quick look at a thread will be enough to determine whether it's a spam or not.

Maybe a CAPTCHA will help a little? Only when making a thread you have to successfully pass through one of those annoying boxes.

@Black_Knight_00: I remembered the name. I was digging in my old stuff trying to remember and it just hit me suddenly, it's called Rubber Ninjas. Thanks.

@Black_Knight_00: I was playing it on PC, and it was released in 2005~2010, in that range. Unfortunately, that's all I can remember about it.

There was a game I used to play with my cousin. I thought it was called Mini Ninjas but then I found out that there's another game called that. It's fighting game, both characters start in a spherical arena and there's no ground or gravity you are floating in what looks like a big ball. Each one moves his character and tries to hit the other one with his hand or leg while avoiding getting hit. You hit by moving your character and doing flips and such moves trying to land a hit.

I think the game was called Ninja something, but I'm not sure.

Warhammer 40k: Space Marine is the game you are looking for.

Yeah, I don't trust that website either. I'm just angry about what they did with Watch Dogs and how their reaction was, and I'm afraid that they might do it again with The Division. Let's hope not.

For people who say that this is normal. No, it's not. It's normal only if they make it clear that this graphics is superior to what the final game will be like, and that they'll downgrade. But no, they say that this is the game your are gonna get and even when the game is released and people complain they lie right to our faces saying that it's not downgraded.

Only if I'd be the only human alive, but then I'd probably go insane. So, no.

I do all I want in the first playthrough because, mostly, I'll never play the game again. I can't stand going through a game more than once.