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Looks awkward as hell to play, but it's really cool that he got it to work.

@Drew327 Choo CHOO!!

@Jack Kevorkian Someone who values hit inflation over usability. I hope it backfires as more people like me leave because of it.

@ipsum Yeah, it's a Gawker mandate by the look of things.

The whole reason I used that site was to scroll through headlines. I have no problem dropping them now that they completely ruined it.

Great price for a great game.

On a unrelated note, I guess this is my new video game news home. Wouldn't be surprised to see a lot of people start migrating here from Kotaku.

Sweet. I was just listening to the Bungie guys talk about this in their podcast. Can't wait. I've loved the survival modes games have been putting in recently and am glad its finally coming to Halo. Its interesting that with all the complex evolutions games have made, straight fighting is still the most fun.

Well as far as I know, they are only in the south west states, so if you don't live there, it makes sense. If you do live there and don't know about them, you must hate burgers.

Well, I guess I wouldn't care as much if it was just a person saying it, but calling themselves "e3 expo" on the welcome sign? Come on.

Why does the sign at the end say "e3 expo"? Doesn't e3 already have "expo" in it?

Why am I so damn ocd about this stuff?

I know what you mean with the basic structure that video game characters seem to have, but they seem to share more than just a passing resemblance to me. The general rugged looking military man is common, but details like facial hair and head shape/size match almost perfectly. Hell, you can't see it from the link, but Tony even had that awkward facial expression fairly often this past season.