I have recently been in communication with an editor of GS. The passion they showed me has thrown me into a great amount of turmoil. I have decided to stick with GS because I have realized what I have always known. The people, the crew at GSare the real reason we are all here. We cannot abandon them so easily, especialy when they need our support the most. Who knows what will happen over the next 6 months or so, but I, for one, will give these wonderful people the benefit of the doubt. Thankyou GS crew, for everything you have done over the last few years, and good luck for the future.
Wow Gamespots "damage control" is pathetic and disgusting! the hotspot, the news article and on the spot. All, clearly crafted to play off our emotions and forget about the fact that we are part of a marketing experiment! Nothing short of giving gerstmann his job back ( I doubt he would take it) will convince me otherwise @uck off Lamespot!
That 1up article reiterates the point I made lastnight! CNET has recently changed it's views, bluring the line between advertisment and editorial journalism! Bring Jeff back you Lou$y Co*k $uckers! Otherwise I and many others will leave your sorry asses behind! I have already canceled my paid subcription to gamespot and removed CNET from the pages that I visit. This new vice president (the same moron who puts out Maxim and Stuff magazines) Should be the one on the curb!
wow so vinney has a cold........ ha ha ha ha.... NOT! This ISHDITION sucked hard! you know why?.... no Jeff! You know why no jeff?... CNET has shifted gears into a bad diriction and by the way, THEY FIRED JEFF! This is a bad sighn folks. This is supposed to be objective journalism, not a marketing tool. Furthermore, Gamespot is a community of like minded individuals who are paying for a service, through subcription, or by viewing advertisements (which I have no problem with). Jeff Gerstmann is talented and if he is truly passionate for his profession, he will be successfull somwhere else ( 1up? ) Gamespot, however, may be lost to the "market". P.S. My point is illustrated by the ridiculous advertising recently added tothe beginging of the hotspot. (is that Bob Coleco's voice reading the Ad?)
I don't think Jeff has even been to the Gamespot offices this week (accept to clean out his office perhaps) because he was oddly absent from the hotspot whic was recorded tuesday around noon. I'm sure other people have noticed that! Damn, this sucks, i'll have to using 1up and IGN, which I hate!
for an "original" engine this game sure looks allot like unreal 3! Im sorry but I am underwhelmed by this game andthe unreal 3 engine. I mean common with only a few acceptions, every game on u3 lookscanned and the particles are totaly jacked. people need to sign on to crysis engine!
Well according to EA the 360 and PC demos of MOA: Airborne should both be out simultaneously today (Aug 23) And I am downloading the PC demo now but it's not up on marketplace yet :( Has any one played it yet? O well I think my computer is still good enugh to run it.
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