@BadMrSnake .....Hahaha.

@A_Rabid_Dog @animatrix999 Actually, most of the Xbox fans I know who were pissed about DRM and the connectivity requirements don't really care anymore. The sticking point for them is the price.

This is amusing. Ryse was Microsoft's best shot at a game that truly took advantage of the Kinect, and in the end it was reduced to only using voice commands. They've lost the value battle already for gamers who aren't interested in Dance Dance Kinect or Xbox Fitness.

So...You want to ban violent video games when there is no evidence whatsoever, but your just fine with unlimited access to alcohol despite the fact that it has an indisputable link to lethal car accidents? Mmm....Love that logic

@12amHomicide @jts1891 More like social. Japan has a more ordered social system that promotes good behavior among it's citizens. Some of the strictest gun laws and one of the toughest legal system's in the world helps too.

@12amHomicide @Ehggsz The right to bear arms hasn't stopped the NSA from spying on us all. Frankly, the weapons the common citizen owns would be useless against the government. What good are shotguns and pistols against tanks and F-16'? Thus, they are no deterrent to tyranny any longer.

@mulletmadness29 No, it's coming out some time in 2014.

This is a joke. Japan has more violent media than even we do, and it's more widely accepted, yet their rate of violent crime is nothing like ours.

@Dumper1 TV! The radio! Books! Paintings on the wall!

@el_mariarchi_01 Better yet, remove the Kinect and sell the console for what it's actually worth, which is around 350$.