@Spartan_418 The PC version has poor render distance too.

I don't know who would buy something like this when that kind of money could build a decent desktop PC. Yeah, you cannot game on the go with a desktop, but for the money, it is better spent there. Handhelds are supposed to be affordable alternatives to consoles, while still maintaining similar capability. I think they missed the mark with this. I could buy a PS Vita and a tablet for that!

To all of you that complained about enemy respawns at observation posts in FC2:

You got what you wanted, now the game is boring once you liberate areas in FC3. Especially if you complete the game and want to explore further. Thank you for your complaints. Ubisoft took you guys a bit too seriously. I understand the frustration when you double back in FC2, only to find that the enemies are back, but with sniper rifles, fast travel, unlimited ammo on mounted guns, not to mention the plethora of ammo pickups, what is wrong with enemy respawns? Too fast, maybe, but why are you doubling back so soon anyway? Go around, or take the rivers.

@JayWright Well, good luck with it. It certainly seems more niche than mainstream.

@stillstartrekn If it is not a lifestyle or something of the sorts, then I don't understand how watching a cartoon can improve your life 20%. Do you get laid more often now? Make more money? Get better grades? It just seems a bit off to me.

@stillstartrekn Huh? So it is a lifestyle and not just a way of saying you are a fan? I still don't get it, but then again, maybe it is better that way.

@Flicka21 Is that little girls and boys that play with Barbies? I have never heard of a Brony before. And what the heck is a Pegasister? Is there some strange cult that meets behind closed doors and plays a MLP D&D version? I am confused by this.

I just have one question. What is the intended target demographic? 5-10 year old girls? Teenage boys? Young adults? It doesn't seem to matter what the demographic is, the game just doesn't seem to intersect very well with any of them quite honestly.

Didn't take long for some people to sell their WiiUs. It might have been a glitch, because this sounds like an isolated case thus far. I can't imagine having your console brick on you, and then you lose all digital content forever. I suppose it is possible that this could happen for all WiiU consoles, that is unless Nintendo catching wind of this changes things. I would rather have the digital content associated with a gamertag or email account than a console anyway.

Note that Brown is a researcher, and not a corporate executive or CEO. Some of these so called "good employees" take vacation and or sick time when a new expansion comes out. Yeah, model employees. I think there are better ways to find good employees than.....

Aplication:

Are you a high level WoW player? Yes = hired.

Yeah right.