John Verco

The two universes don't seem to go together.

Okay. Now this is more like it. I've been waiting for something like this.

I want to play this game but I can't afford to lose the time involved in playing it.

I will buy the 720 if it does not break on me like it did the first THREE times. I don't want to see a red circle of death. I don't want to see any red at all.

I played the demo at GameStop. While it has great graphics, the gameplay was very confusing. I don't like dog fight mode.

This is genius...They are going to force quicker acceptance of HTML5 this way. I hear this easter egg is already very popular. It even made the MSM news.

@That One Guy have you seen some of the people who have become multimillionaires in the last decade?

There are people in the world with unlimited income. Those are the ones that buy the $1000 kobe-beef burgers topped with shavings of gold, rent out 5-star hotel rooms in Manhattan for $500 a night, fly first class...and buy really expensive advance copies of MW3. :)

What some don't understand is that if you are, let's say, a multimillionaire, and your money is continually making interest, $1,725 for a copy of MW3 before the release date is no different than paying $60 for it.

If I were very rich (I mean extremely rich) and I had a child that I wanted to reward with a surprise copy of MW3, or if I wanted to play the game early myself, I would have no problem spending the extra cash.

I think a millionaire paying $1,725 for MW3 is acceptable. There are some people who waste that much money just during a night on the town in New York City.

I stumbled on A Clockwork Orange on Cinemax 25 years ago while my parents were at a Saturday night party, and it was one of the biggest movie viewing mistakes I've ever made.

Needless to say, it's not a movie for kids. To this day I refuse to watch that movie because of the emotional trauma it caused me.