@HaRdNiPs Opinions and all, but... Gaige was most certainly not a waste of money. She's a great character and has some really interesting abilities like Anarchy and Discord. Plus she's great with Shock AOE.

As far as the pack goes... yeah, it stings a bit to see the price at $40, but there's certainly more than just a repackaging of the BL2 Season Pass. If you missed out on pre-order, then it's a good way to get caught up.

I'm not gonna lie... I'd have picked it up for a few bucks to check it out. I'm not going to lose any sleep over it or anything.

But, Microsoft, let's just go ahead and say what we all know... "this whole GFWL thing was a joke from the start, right?"

So... let me get this straight. Because Nintendo has, over the years, developed a huge stable of beloved games and characters, launching games featuring these titles is a bad thing? They're almost always well-received games. This is bad? The lack of development from third party can be attributed somewhat to it being a new platform and they are still assessing the work involved in the port.

Look at any other console and you're going to see first party games with sequel numbers behind them.

This new focus on editorials from Gamespot is fine... but there's no need to troll your community.

@Kaisfate Yeah, Crytek. They were already working on Homefront 2.

Must be tired, but somehow I read that title as something like "No Zombies in Next Dead Rising Game". I thought that might make for a rather short game.

@Defender1978 That's how it works already. If you buy a game on Steam you can download it indefinitely - even if the game is pulled for sale from the storefront. I've got Quantum of Solace on there and I can play it anytime I like.

Wayne LaPierre, congratulations on making it abundantly clear that you've never played any of those games. But while you're pointing fingers, why not blame all forms of media? Books? Theater? Fine Art?

@deth420 @bertkamp16 You could always just show some integrity and not play the game. Pirating sends the wrong message and it hurts everyone else.

SR3 is a great game. The DLC ranges from briefly amusing to mostly horrible. The game + 90% of the DLC was available in a bundle on Steam for $13 during the summer. $50... really THQ?

Are there other industries in which the chief players openly talk about ways to nickel and dime their customers to death?

Because I can't think of any.