@jack00: It came out at the same time as Crysis, actually 1 year after Crysis on PC came out. Graphically Crysis was in another league at the time. COD was miles behind. ARMA 2 was also out at that time.

@jack00: COD 1 and COD 2 were pretty damn good to.

I still prefer Zimpalla and West's Call Of Duty experiences over the new ones. COD 1, COD 2 United Offensive. MW1 and MW2 were awesome. Haven't got massively into COD since they left. I played MW2 probably the most online out of all COD's.

Call OF Duty 2 was absolutely epic.

@regulas: Its all about customer base. If you have a business like a fish and chip shop and sell to 50 people a day. your income will only be based on how many people enter that store and buy food, obviously. If you are a movie star there's MILLIONS of people entering your store globally. So it's not really unfair at all. It depends on how many customers you have. Movies have a LOT of customers, compared to a fish and chip shop. As an example.

Low income society needs to be reformed and changed. That's what I reckon.

" specifically whether the player opts to control the Reapers, destroy them and all synthetic life, or synthesize all organic and synthetic life, the galaxy could change profoundly. The outcome of this decision, however, will not be reflected in the next game."

I liked the way they chose to end this series. No problems for me at all.

Personally I think an option to be able to go 3rd person or 1st person, is important for all games. But that aside, I'd love to play RE in first person. If it's done right. Same with Silent Hill.

one thing Watch dogs has over all other open world games, is its a cool concept. A bunch of hackers running a city, is an awesome concept.

@System4Ever: Why would he give a sht if he gets flak? if it all goes to sht, he can just retire in his mansion and have a nice rest of his life and never need the public eye again, lol

I like the idea of The Ultimate Batman story.