Burnflare

OMFGWTFBBQ GAMESTOP OH SNAP NINTENDO IS DOOOOOOOMED GAMESTOP IS EEEEEVVVVIIIIIILLLLL!!!!!

...Seriously guys. It's an optional $20 attachment. Cool your jets.

Extra Credits made an episode pointing out all the reasons this is a lazy, racist, all-around terrible game. Ubisoft take note.

http://penny-arcade.com/patv/episode/call-of-juarez-the-cartel

TO ARMS MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS! SKYRIM AWAITS US!

FUS RO DAH!
http://instantbutton.me/buttons/fus_ro_dah_20110227001225.html

Minecraft. Oh dear God Minecraft. Between the surprise Creeper appearing next to you and getting panic attacks when an Enderman teleports behind you instills a horror in me few other games have.

Goddammit Mr. McElroy. I'd barricade your doors and windows tonight if I were you...

No Dead Space? Really? I mean I own both of them but it seems like a no-brainer.

Finished Arkham City's story mode, now I'm doing every side quest and hunting down Riddler challenges.

@hami83

That is a very cynical and narrow-minded view, and I'm sorry you think that way.

@Mister Darcy

"Also, why does every Gamestop look like a run down porn shop?"

Because a lot of gamers like to see themselves as "underground" even though gaming has long become a widespread hobby. All the same Gamestop is seen as just too mainstream and evil because they have a borderline monopoly on used game sales and they treat their customers like crap and on and on and on...

I have yet to have a bad experience at a Gamestop. That's just me though.

I'm not saying I wholeheartedly agree with everything they do (even though I think that the employees that work at mine are pretty awesome), but people just like to complain.

Seriously guys?

I know we don't exactly care for Gamestop around here but, believe it or not, this is a GOOD THING. Consumers win because they can buy used and save money, Gamestop wins because people are buying used, and the developer/publisher wins because Gamestop is buying a crapton of codes from them. You all despise Gamestop so much that you can't look past that and consider the real impact of what they're doing.

Sometimes I wonder if people just run off of negativity.