Truant

The more it goes back to being free like in Spiderman 2 the better.

Looks so vibrant and fun. I haven't owned a Nintendo system since the original one (although I did buy a could of Wiis as gifts for people)... I'm looking forward to getting the new console and picking up games like this one.

For some reason I still need to buy Heavy Rain, but this makes me excited.

With such a difficult course to the market I guess it makes sense that the execution seems to have missed the mark. Some truly great ideas and, if it were a full release, I think they could have played around with the vast potential.

I guess I should save the money for The Last of Us.

@Truant
*Err... I mean I wouldn't presume that people don't care. However, I would presume I should read my own writing before I ever hit submit.

@Nevarky
Well, Foxconn's record as far as how they treat employees isn't exactly glowing, most people are up in arms over the suicide attempts. While the total number of suicides are shocking and concerning, compared to the number of employees they have the suicide rate is actually lower than the rate in both China and the US.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxconn_suicides

I don't own an iPhone/iPad, just sharing information. I'm sure Foxconn could stand to treat their employees better, but I would presume that people don't care.

@Hawaii Jeff

Trees?

Simultaneous assassinations, running interference to help your buddies escape, luring targets... could be amazing.

Looks like a fantastic game/experience, but it's irritating that you essentially have to pay to be able to pay to be an early adopter of any game.

In theory many of us could wait for the inevitable sale and save some cash, but if people are ready, willing, and able to put down their hard-earned cash for a game that is ready for sale -- just let them.

Oh no, it's downloadable as well? If I don't pre-order and receive on a Tuesday I'm pretty sure the option to buy at 2:30am on Saturday will be too tempting to resist.