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Is it because the game is from China that you are pointing out multiple times that its 'derivative' and unoriginal?

I hope you realize that MOST games out there are derivative, with hundreds of other titles taking cues from the greats. First example.. Halo. There are many games that tweaked themselves to be like Halo, especially the whole regenerative health thing, but did you guys mention that those games were quite unoriginal/

@Jetleo1 Buy it from wal mart, and use that one to return it to the shop that you bought it for $250 from. flawless.

Logically, the last sentence doesn't make sense. Sure, a new player will take up server space, but they will only need to take up the bandwidth that the old player (the one who sold it), voided. Its not like they are copying the game and both of you are playing at once.

If there are 5 million copies sold, then EA should prepare to have what it takes for that many users, it won't matter if someone sells their copy because when you add a new user, you also lose one..

Correction, this Chinese company is buying technology.

Really there are just too many little things that make this comparison.. well.. stupid.

1. Its on drag racing slicks, while the GT-R is stock.......
2. It was .1 sec faster
3. The GT-R is made for a track, to dominate corners
4. Its tuned like mad for pure straight line performance
5. This is the OLD GT-R
6. The power to weight ratio of the tuned CTS-V is 6.77 lbs/hp, while the GT-R is much worse at 7.84.

I'm sure you mean eastward because I doubt that they are shipped from Korea across China, India, The middle east, Africa, and the Atlantic ocean instead of across the pacific

@jellotime91 Right, and they marketed the XL as a big DS, hence the name XL. Apple marketed the iPad as a completely new product, theres obviously a difference.

Im interested in this 3d controller.. an analog nub like the psp? If so.. im hoping that it can click in/out to extend or retract so that when its in play it can be a bit more useful.. thatd be nice.

@AKBlade13 Right, I am just talking about the principles. Google's technique of "an eye for an eye" is primitive, why stoop down to their level of play instead of being mature. It sounds like Google is just being like this because they feel the government isn't being fair to them, and so they are not listening to the government, like what a teenager would do.

I don't see how everyone can cheer this on. Yes, to us this may be right, but we are not the only people in the world. You should respect other cultures laws and regulations. Say a powerful foreign sports company had presence here in the US, and they threatened to pull out because we here in the US didn't pay respect to your elders before starting a match (just a made up belief to give example)... how would you feel that they are forcing their beliefs on you if you want to keep their business?