TheHyphenator

@TheHyphenator

Plus I'd like to think that what Bank of America did has a longer statute of hate limitations than 3 or 4 years.

@TimeDoesNotExist
True, but the phrase "Project Ten Dollar" makes for a much better punchline than anything EA did this year.

@IRONSAM
I'm not one to defend EA (I vehemently hate 99% of everything they publish) but I'd say they're pretty much on the money here.

Is anybody seriously going to stand her and say that EA is worse for America than Walmart, Bank of America or Sallie Mae? Or hell, even Comcast, AT&T or Ticketmaster? I mean, I hate Day One DLC, too, but come on!

"Helping to rape the economy into near-total collapse, accepting government bail out money and then using it to pay their executive bonuses? Yeah, that was pretty bad...but not as bad as Project Ten Dollar!"

Glad to know the Internet has it's priorities straight.

This sounds like it's shaping up well. I wasn't too impressed with Rebellion's AVP game, but Gearbox generally knows what it's doing with shooters (DNF notwithstanding), and I like the fact that there's actually an incentive to play the multiplayer AND single-player modes in tandem. Not many games do that anymore.

Sweet! This could be fun. Wayforward hasn't failed me yet, and their Bloodrayne game was one of the biggest surprises of last summer in terms of quality.

Sounds like it'll be a blast in local co-op. :-)

@TheHyphenator

Ah, my (partial) bad. Only the multiplayer DLC is going to cost money.

This whole situation still blows chunks, though.

Wow. This is pretty heinous.

Normally I don't go around bitching about DLC, but Ninja Gaiden is known for two things; having lots of upgradeable weapons to kill people with, and being balls-out hard. Ninja Gaiden 3 was released as having neither of those features, and now they're being sold as DLC?

That's like buying a Mario game, only to find out that the magic mushrooms and the ability to jump won't be added until a month later, and will cost ten bucks. This is seriously low.

@PR0F3TA

I was wondering because Sony has been holding out on this service for a while, even though they were among the first to add Hulu and Netflix. It was uncharacteristic and a loss of potential revenue, hence "getting their shit together."

Way to jump to conclusions, ass.

@KiDPANDA

I'll have to take a look at their selection; I haven't really checked it since they introduced the Prime freebies, but I wasn't impressed by their lineup at the time, at least not enough to ditch Netflix.

Maybe they'll have enough current shows for me to get rid of Hulu, though. I know it's only 8 bucks a month, but I barely ever use it...