Ben!

Yeah, it was actually just a post I read on a forum that linked to some unofficial COD fan blog. Could be bullshit. I hope so, because that'd make this a really hard purchase to justify to myself (and it really puts into perspective how silly the complaining people do about really good games like Braid and Trials HD is).

Just read this is going to be 1200 MS points ($15). Holy shit.

I think you're trying to be clever. Keep trying.

I sat on a focus group for this before last year's E3, and this game was originally a weird, time-traveling sports game. You went all the way from the past (the Gladiator game type) to the future (futuristic table tennis).

Yeah, it took me FOREVER to find that clearly labeled privacy page.

Seriously, you guys are idiots.

Yeah, you're right -- it's completely unimportant for a user to actually read the screen before clicking "next." It's not that you're a moron for not opting out. Not at all.

I just knew (knew knew knew) that the comments would consist of people bitching about privacy because they didn't read the screen before clicking "next." It's right there. It's clear as day. You didn't uncheck the box. It's your fault.

The joke is overdone.

Considering how few worthwhile games Wii has, I was pretty sure Silent Hill: Shattered Memories would end up here. Guess not.

Loved Black. Pure fun -- it was to the FPS genre what Burnout is to the racing genre. With that being said, I don't expect this game to be anything like it. I'd only trust Criterion with a sequel (these "GUY FROM TEAM A MOVES TO TEAM B AND MAKES AN UNOFFICIAL SEQUEL TO TEAM A'S GAME!" never really excite me).