I've always did wonder what happened to this game. This one, and that Highlander game that never saw the light of day. They had game play that looked like it was pretty much finished, then suddenly radio silence.

@cornbredx: Oh, the books are awesome!

@ahpuck: Gamespot not having a black staffer doesn't have anything to do with anything. I'm hispanic and I really don't give a crap if they have hispanic staffers or not. The sane minorities do not care about these types of things unless the racism is blatant.

Wow, that's random. They must have thrown darts at a board of movie titles or something to get that idea. I'll watch it if it looks good though.

So they painted a gun, and there's an outrage? m'kay.

@huddle1: Yeah, I think age is the huge difference there. From what I've seen and what my wife tells me though, usually when a 5 year old hears the teacher say stop, they just stop (save for the few behavioral problems that like to test grown-ups). Stopping the conversation during recess maybe a better way? Only because they are used to doing pretty much whatever they want during recess, and would wonder why they can't talk about that. It actually would be something interesting to study more.

@solidsolo: I kinda feel sorry for the children of responsible gamer parents. It's going to be nigh impossible to pull the wool over our eyes like we could with our parents back in the 90's. Back then I played Mortal Kombat and Doom, really violent games like that at around 12 years of age. My parents didn't know anything about gaming. If my kids get into video games, I'll know exactly what they're playing and know whether it's appropriate or not, mainly because I'm neck deep into the medium already.

@solidsolo: That's absolutely true. My wife is a Kindergarten teacher, and she hears the kids talking about playing Call of Duty from time to time. She makes them change the subject, and talk about something else or be quiet. I was taken aback when she told me that, 5 year olds, come on "parents"!!

I hope this starts a new trend in having more demos for new games. It shows they have confidence in their work, and want people to experience it. I'm REALLY enjoying Fallout 4 right now, but I'll definitely stop for a few days to take this one for a spin. Also, everyone is right, that dude looks almost exactly like Geralt, ha!