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I used to StumbleUpon articles here all the time, and it became my primary game news source after I got sick of dealing with the Gamespots and IGNs of the world.

The only way Sony could beat Microsoft's press conference intro would be to bring out the OTHER half of The Beatles. Alive. Along with a PS3 reveal of L4D2 starring said reanimated musicians.

Christ on a cake, guys, really? Let's just take a look at what could've been: Fallout 3 (with a far more original setting and greater secondary quest depth), GTA4 (with it's finely polished NYC destruction and well-done story), even Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts would've been better (budget price, very funny, and addictive create-your-own gameplay). Honestly, I'm fairly certain you're incapable of thought after this hand-off to Peter Molyneux's latest "best thing ever."

He only edits DVDs into 2 sections: "Play This One" and "Not This One."

I was just thinking how awesome an Imperial Commando game would be, like, last night! That'd be sweet!

I'm hopeful, but with a healthy dose of skepticism. Even if it's bad (good chance), it can't go back in time and make the games suck.

controls take a little while to get used to, weapon-whacking/shooting a little sluggish, but with so many different modes, this might be worth a good, I dunno...$30 purchase? not $60, though

Controversy ahoy! A middle-eastern man hoping for a new life in NYC, but in actuality is in a game named after a crime? Touchy subject!

Just. Happened. To. Me. Today.
Past. Warranty.

Weird time to mention this, but everyone should add Indigo Prophecy to their list, unless they've played it. Feel bad! The game play is original, and the story, while not exactly great, is at least addicting. Go play it!