AbstraxioN

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Did not like the style of the review. Next time - focus more on the product you are paid to review and less on the lulz.

I'm worried that the button scheme will force the player to stop moving in order to perform certain actions. Most controllers / keyboard configurations avoid this. Seems interesting but will have to try it or see it live before I believe it's a replacement.

Also, was funny to see the guy jump (action bound to a similar gesture) as he threw the grenade with the press and gesture action in the Black Ops video :P

Want to try some Jordan challenges in NBA 2k11 and see how horrible I do at them. While I have a slew of other backlog games waiting for me - I'll probably only play Settlers 7 on PC and maybe Assassins Creed Brotherhood.

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Even is right, both have 83 on Metacritic. Argument settled ;p.

Gift Cards, Heat on Bluray, Enslaved and some tools for around the house.

Wall-E and Up were both great. I think I preferred Wall-E as they did a great job realizing a future Earth that was pretty depressing while still retaining the story as an uplifting adventure focused towards children. Up had the same elements; that being the sadness of losing his wife coupled with an adventure to finish what he started. I still liked the art style and general progression of Wall-E better though.

w-e-i-r-d--b-u-t--i-n-t-e-r-e-s-t-i-n-g-?-!-?-!--.

I'm getting suckered into the deals on Steam so I'll probably purchase a plethora of games to join the list of others collecting dust in my Library. I,, however, will brush of the dust and play some Scene It: Box Office Smash, NBA 2k10 and hopefully some Final Fantasy.

I also have a long list of other games such as the new Halo Reach maps, Fable III, Fallout: New Vegas, Monday Night Combat, WoW, etc. The list grows with each year - and with each year my wallet is even more barren than the year before it :X.

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BUT.... If I was forced to program some deep part of my subconscious I would chose Billy Mitchell as I just recently watched him in the King of Kongs documentary and think he is a desperate shell of a man hanging onto a remedial accomplishment set in the 1980's - yet so invested in such that he as a whole is associated with the record and without it he is nothing so his tactics to retain such are desperate and skeptical at best. Also, his mullet would add the necessary zest that a zombie requires when dining on douchebag brains.