Aaron

"Hero units will not be as important or require as much management as they did in Warcraft III."

This is good news to me. I absolutely despised the Hero units in Warcraft III.

I must apologize on behalf of my brother, Walking Contradiction. He thinks that he is clever and funny by insulting not just Nintendo fanboys, but people in general who enjoy Nintendo's games and systems.

Please be patient with him, because he's not able to understand that he's pissing people off with his ignorant remarks.

Thanks for your time.

1) Cut a hole in the box.

2) Put your boss in the box.

3) Have her open the box.

SDF: "Agents are.... GO!!"

C'mon, somebody mention something about the Uncanny Valley so I can turn around and go:

"I'd sure like to see her Uncanny Valley. Giggity giggity!"

Yes!! Finally, when people tell me I need to get a girlfriend, I can download one from the INTERWEBS!!

WOO-HOO!!

Neat!

*Goes back to playing DS*

The game is definately NOT on my list, nor will it ever be. I don't play World of Warcraft, and that sure as hell isn't going to change with Burning Crusade.

I will admit that was a pretty good intro, however.

I have a great tip for those who want to get a PS3:

Wait to get one until the games justifiy the price of the console (although Resistance looks great, is it really worth paying almost $700 alone?) because by that time, you might actually be able to find one on a store shelf.

That's what I'm doing.

So wait, a game that's well-made and insanely fun to play doesn't deserve to get a great score because it's not "innovative"?

I mean, don't get me wrong, I love innovation as much as the next gamer, but when a game takes an established formula and makes it great to play (and not to mention great to look at) it definately deserves praise, innovation or not.