This game is old now, and somehow I still have never finished it. Great game though.

I know little about business, but it seems like if you've lost millions while revenue, users, and active users have all gone up significantly something is terribly wrong.

I can't believe it took so long to develop that piece of crap.

Yes, waste money trying to make a law that was already struck down by the supreme court. 8-)

Seems like reasonable statements and actions from pretty much everyone in this article considering the events of late. However, I'm fairly certain there has already been a fair amount of research on the subject, and it also seems that for every study that finds some small link between games and violence there is another one that finds no link at all. I've honestly just thought for quite a long time that this type of research is pretty flawed from the start, and probably very susceptible to the influence of whoever is footing the bill.

I don't see the big deal, I don't think they had anything to apologize for.

This story seems a little blown out of proportion. It just looks like they are interested in their own assets that involve THQ, which makes sense.

Judging by the list of nominees, it really wasn't a very good year for gaming.

I also don't think a game that is "Three hours long at most" should really be in the running for this no matter how good it is.

The word hypocritical has probably never been so applicable.

This seems like force feeding gamers shit, and telling us it is good for us.