matt

Step 1: Buy PC version. ($10 cheaper! Ignore the $1000 rig required to play it.)
Step 2: Download free user-created mods adding more storage space, difficulty options, and more.
Step 3: $17 Profit!

Once again showing that VGChartz simply pulls numbers out of its ass.

Edgesassin's Creed, starring Edgzio?

They're not in beta yet, and they're shipping Feb. 2?

Yikes.

1 guitar, 4 mics. I am lame, and enjoy karaoke. So you have to give this to me. Thanks. :)

A lot of it's TCRs, too. Any cheat that could potentially break the game in any way (fly outside the world, create too many entities and crash, etc.) will get your game to fail cert, and you can't ship it. Easier to turn them all off, than to figure out which ones don't break things.

Infinite lives and such would be easy to do, but most games just build those in now....

See? Look at how much pain and strife Killzone has brought us. Wouldn't you rather be running across the desert in search of a diamond-encrusted human skull?

Aside from the relentless, soul-crushing WoW-like grind for unlocks to put you on an even footing with grind-happy, skill-less rocket whores?

Come to think of it, that doesn't exactly remind me of Baldur's Gate.

The soul-killing unlock grind? I guess it's unfair to call that RPG-like. MMO-like?

They have a point.

Blood on the Sand WAS more fun than the (overly-technical, practically Giles-level archaic) Street Fighter 4, or the (RPG-grind hobbled) Killzone 2.