@Mega_Loser True but if that is the case then lets close every mall, 7/11, and Walmart. My point is that selling drugs goes on everywhere even schools and if these people are so full of themselves that they think one arcade is going to skyrocket the amount of drug dealing going on towards there children, then they should visit a public school sometime. All I'm saying is, while there is a possibility people will be selling drugs there, its just not something that should be that big of a concern as long as the establishment dose the right things to not allow or condone it. These people should not be shoving away a bushiness that is essentially a museum for old arcade games because there worried that there kids might have something to do after school that's outside of there house. Also arcades will NEVER be as popular as they were in the 90's and late 80's.
Kids dealing drugs???? That's there concern. Apparently they have not been to a public school in a few years because if I was a kid looking to buy drugs it would not be at the arcade, it would be in class. I mean seriously if there worried about kids dealing drugs they should be concerned with the place where they send there kids for 8 hours a day first instead of a harmless arcade that would probably do more to good and keep them out of trouble.
Yeah! How can you have a Mass Effect Game without Shepard? That's like having a Star Wars game without Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader, or a Star Trek game without Captain Kirk and Spock!
Metro 2033 was one of the best single player FPS I have played in awhile that did not have any kind of RPG element attached. I'm glad to see that 4A decided that were gonna keep it that way with the next installment. Its refreshing to see a game that does not have an obviously tacked on multiplayer mode in order to please a market that never played the first game. I will buy this I just hope its a little longer than Metro 2033.
What I find funny about all of this is that while discouraging people from buying used by locking content or creating exclusive pre-order DLC all they are doing is making buying new worse.Im sure there are alot of people who only buy new or only digitally buy games. But now when buying new it is just as much of a hassle as buying used. So why buy new other than supporting the developer.
At least when i buy used i pay less and i dont have to enter thirty codes and download a crap load of usless DLC or cut out parts of the game to play at least a major portion of it. They even screw themselves with there own tactic. I have often seen ads for things like pre-order at gamestop and get this DLC for free, or if you pre-order at Best Buy you get this different peice of DLC for free. So either way im buying one piece of DLC and getting one for Free. How does that make buying new better?
I lol at this whole thing. People have been complaining about violence in video games since Deathrace 2000. Even then they were saying these games are too realisticly violent. Im sure people then were saying games are not about being creative anymore its just about grotesque violence. Its all in the context of the times and the current state of the technology. The truth is violence is awsome, its why when I was a kid I got my parents to buy me Mortal Kombat, not because i heard it was a great fighter, but because of Finish Him!!!! BLOOD!!! Has E3 has become more violent.... probably but for everyone young and old most people can enjoy a bit of the old Ultra-Violence. Games dont have to be violent to be amazing (and for the most part violence does not add anything to the game) but the truth is that violence sells and that's what E3 is.. a big showcase of stuff they are trying to sell you...
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