miglaugh

If you are violent in real life, you will get your just deserts eventually (be it prison, injury to yourself, etc).

If you are violent in a video game, it can be hilarious (ragdoll bodies flying into buildings, cars soaring through the air flipping).

If you can't distinguish between the two, and understand that one is OK and the other is not, you are slightly crazy, and stay the hell away from me.

Stop with the one size fits all hat that "any and ALL violence is bad and should be replaced with group hugs and flowers". If YOU don't like violence, or can't handle it without going crazy in real life, GTFO of my main entertainment source.

If you want to talk about WHY violence in video games is fun, and how you wish it wasn't, then maybe that's another discussion for another time (it's called philosophy class). But trying to get me to feel bad for shooting a virtual character in the face all gangster like, it's not going to work. In real life I would never hurt a fly, and that's ALL that matters.

right on. fight the good fight.

OR

Control Panel -> "Scanners and Cameras"

Right Click "Apple Iphone" -> Properties

Events Tab

The rest is up to you (radio button for "take no action" if you want that)

were there any symptoms? discs not reading well for a while?

or is it a sudden death kind of thing?

keep a CO2 can handy!!

It's so ugly I know I won't buy it.

Couldn't they have kept the 2d gameplay and just added some flare like bionic commando rearmed? Or at the very least just updated the sprites to HD like street fighter?

Is there a point here? positive? negative?

How many people would rather have the same exact trophies as xbox than have none at all?

I'm guessing... everybody?

It seems reasonable that it'd be easier for them to "port" (for lack of a better word) the trophies than to figure out ways to make new ones just for us. If rockstar and other people can't even handle that much, we're never getting out own trophies.

My bad... Guess i'm just biased against spidey. The movies are terrible.

Other than looking like a PS2 game, the combat was interesting i guess.

Are some atmospheric effects or some motion blur really that hard now a days?

I thought Infosys was one of those IT outsourcing companies.

Is this a different company?