This is the last post you'll see from me on Gamespot again. I've been a member since May 31st 2002, and I have been a paid subscriber a few of those years. It hasn't been the same since Greg Kasavin left, but I still enjoyed this site a lot. Jeff Gerstmann was the kind of reviewer I liked, funny and dramatic. I won't lie and say he was the best editor (the reviews have been all over the place), butI really enjoyed them.This is too far. CNET and Gamespot have lost my respect permanently. As of December 2nd, 2007, at1:00 PMEST I will lock my account up forever. I recommend you do the same.

To the staff (not the bigwigs and advertisers, good luck finding a new job).

May we meet again on another website.

Goodbye,

cars50

[QUOTE="numba1234"]

Here is what it looks like :o.

SgtWhiskeyjack

:|

Please don't say you play a driving sim from the chase camera?

Don't worry Sgt., this time over they actually realised in-car cams are important. There are some this game. The prob. is, is that the physics feel soapy. I don't own a PS3, but my experience with GT:HD had the same problems as these fellows have GTPlanet. As a matter of preference, I think PGR4 is the best. Forza 2 had everything for me but in-car and a decent car list, which is a big minus to me.PGR4 physics are also better than I expected as well. No doubt GT5 will have an astounding car list. I wouldn't want to put up with those physics though, but if GT5 has a BMW 335i, it's at least worth renting a PS3 for a week.

http://www.n4g.com/ps3/NewsCom-65159.aspx#Comments

In what looks like the "dumbest" comparison, EGM have decided to side by side compare Halo 3 - due out on release in under 3 weeks, with the alpha build of Sony's KillZone 2 that was previewed at E3. Despite the game being almost a year away from completion, and despite the developers noting that the A.I was not yet complete, the journalists at EGM wanted to include the game in their "Best Of.." section of the magazine and it seemed like the only category best suited for KillZone 2 was the "Dumbest AI".

This is a direct contradiction from the latest hands-on by IGN and Game Informer, whom actually chose to note the positives of the early version of the game in relation to the "aggressively good" intelligence of the game.

comparing a game that comes out in less then 3 weeks to a game in alpha how stupid can you be

its official EGM are microsofts lapdogs

legalize3

Once again fanboys prove to not check their information. I will use big text so it's easier for you to understand.

THIS ARTICLE WAS TITLED

'BEST (AND WORST) IN SHOW.'

What does that mean? Well, it was a comparison based on what they saw at E3 '07, NOT final products, but a comparison based on the 2 games' respective quality at the time. If you bring an incomplete product to a trade show, expect to get a lot of flak from the media if it is poor quality. They will compare it to other, more complete products. Car magazines compare the design of prototypes to other production models, for example.

[QUOTE="xbox360isgr8t"]something is wrong with that video for me. after about 2-3 minutes in it just skips to the end. o well. i already know the jist of the update. looks good but wont really effect me a lot.nonsoville2

Me too. The video sucks. What a dissapointment

Shoot, I think it needs a re-upload.

[QUOTE="cars50"]

Any comments? Questions?

nonsoville2

Thanks for the effort, though. :P

Any comments? Questions?

[QUOTE="kornholio360"][QUOTE="project343"]Do you think you could chat with a mic while the keyboard is plugged in? I can understand the hardware limitations behind this, but it could be rather annoying. Say you're playing Gears with a friend, but someone on MSN messages you. In order to message the person back with some effeciency, you'll need to unplug the mic, plug in the keyboard, type, then plug the mic back in. Unless I'm missing something, this seems rather strange.KingTuttle

Look what I found on http://www.joystiq.com/ ! Here's the slideshow http://www.gametrailers.com/umwatcher.php?id=55720