@Darkhol0w: Who said they wouldn't have it at E3. If it's launching next year and dev kits are out, then it's entirely possible it will be, at least, shown at E3.

EDIT: I saw where Nintendo said they won't show it at E3. Either way, that's fine. All we need is a Nintendo Direct and our heads will explode regardless.

@mkeezay22: Dear Lord, it's nothing close to an arena shooter. Not at all. This game is MOBA through and through but set in a third-person perspective.

@reavern: It's simple. More people will click on an article about the funding than an update about a game a lot of people don't play. As popular as Star Citizen is, it's not as popular as the likes of Destiny, Call of Duty, Mario Maker, or Halo.

But I do agree with your overall sentiment. Perhaps if GameSpot was as big as ESPN, we could get the wide-ranging articles on this stuff.

@88mikelll: Maybe you should start getting paid in Caps. :)

@brn-dn: It's amusing. What's wrong with that?

I wish I had a boss that was into video games. They would get a kick out of this.

I wish I was still into competitive Pokemon. Don't have time. Informative post, though! Still fascinating.

They must be trying to make the news. This doesn't make any sense.

Isn't this a bit...overkill?

Thank you. I'll be here all day.

I kind of like the texture the original medals had. But I'll get used to these.

What 343 is hoping is that there will be less quitting because CSR will keep things even. I suppose when it's based on team wins, it'll be harder to move up, so things can stay fairly even. But I still don't like how CSR isn't based on individual achievement for randoms.