unicronic

Thanks Mr.R for bringing some reason to this situation. Kevin is indeed a supporter of unwavering enforcement of rules and regulations which as you correctly stated is a key element of a dictatorship.

No, her arrest was arranged via snotty nosed Cinema employees. Her intent is to record an important event in her family i.e. the birthday.

The intent was not to record the movie. Having her spend 2 nights in jail for this is unacceptable by anyone's standards.

If this is acceptable and standard protocol in the US then it highlights fundamental flaws in the system and moreover the people who police them.

Any law enforcers with a grain of sense could have reviewed the recording and seen it's true purpose and simply issued a verbal warning.

You're wife beater analogy, whilst cute, is not really appropriate.

The U.S. is quickly becoming a very oppressive place to live when things like this happen. If common sense does not prevail here (it should never have got this far) then I truly feel sorry for the "civilized" nations.

I ain't got time to bleed

BC was hampered by a number of severe limitations. An invisible nuclear barrier that frequently kills you without warning, having to restart the game from scratch to collect missed items and a very lame swinging mechanic.

The best thing Capcom can do now is to do what they promised and reneged on, namely not patching BC: Rearmed for trophies.

When you flick the bird to a community like that you'll pay the price and 27,000 in sales across both 360 & PS3 is a joke.