Singular Trap

Here's another idea:

Making the game free on the App Store and acknowledging that they were "inspired" by Splosion Man would go a long way toward that "trust" they want to build up.

In business terms, this is called "Good Will" and it's hard to buy after a major FAIL like this!

It would go perfect in my fallout shelter-themed man cave!

Pac-Man and 'Splosion Man. And I'd throw in The Maw, just for fun!

Can we just say "easily available knowledge" and settle the nit-pickers? I agree with JCDoe. I knew that Enoch was in the Bible, and I still had to do a quick search on Wikipedia to confirm my understanding that this isn't really a "book" in the bible that I know. But finding the information was very fast, and easy. I think JCDoe is just saying that JC Fletcher should have just verified that too. Who know why it was referred to as a "Biblical book." Maybe the developer introducing it referred to it as such. But I think that JCDoe is correct that the information is, if not "common knowledge," certainly it is easily available knowledge.

Rule number 1: don't talk about Fight Club

Guns. Lots of guns and ammo.

@hammydbest Robin Sage is the name of a U.S. military field exercise - specifically, the final field test for Special Forces candidates to get their SF tab (badge). It's pretty rigorous. This is especially funny to us ex-military types who participated in, or know about Robin Sage.

fire

Risk: Black Ops is beautiful and I promise to care for it, always.



...Amen

Well, it's about time!