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@Dummy0001:

Opera's tab close options are to activate the previously used (last) tab, the next tab, or the first child tab (first tab opened from current tab).

Preferences->Advanced->Tabs.

Is all there is to Call of Duty who can mash a button faster? If so, that's pretty horrible game design. If not, why are people getting their panties in a bunch over this?

Got my update this morning. The in-game dash is still unusable due to its inane slowness. Why even have an in-game dash if it can't be used meaningfully in-game? Fix this already, Microsoft!

The in-game dash is still unusably slow. Fixing this ought to be Microsoft's #1 priority, but instead they add a purchasing system for avatar fashion accessories.

Sigma 1 is pretty solid. Black is better in a few minor ways, but on the whole Sigma is the game I'd rather play.

I'll pick up Sigma 2 in a few months -- I really ought to finish NG2 on the 360 first.

I'm pretty sure the split-second "ducking" (where Wesker's disappears) in that ending cut-scene is a rending flaw, just like the cut-scene with the rocket launcher majinis in 6-1.

How about some in-game dash performance improvements? It takes forever to respond to a message, let alone send one to the player you just played with.

It really shouldn't take more than ten seconds (preferably much less) to go through the entire process from the time you hit the guide button to the time you're back playing the game (especially with a short message such as "gg").

I just continue to raise my standards.

In the early 80s, I'd play a terrible game for hours and hours (e.g., Space Invaders). In the late 80s, I'd give almost anything an hour or two (e.g., Fester's Quest). In the early 90s, the game had to be at least marginally enjoyable to get an hour or two of play (e.g., Streets of Rage 3). In the late 90s, I'd give a highly rated game (e.g., TLoZ:OoT) about two hours to convince me that it was worthwhile, and nothing else would get more than about 15 minutes to do so. By the early 2000s, I'd cut that down to about an hour for a "game of the year" game (e.g., Morrowind).

Nowdays, a game has to grab me right off the bat, no matter the ratings. I still put too many hours into games that are merely passable (e.g., FallOut 3), but if the game starts out shitty, I just toss it (e.g., Metal Gear Solid 4).

They did: Resident Evil Degeneration. It looks (and plays) pretty much the same as the game pictured in the above screenshot.

I wish Capcom would just port over Puzzle Fighter. That's a game I would buy on the iPhone.

And with the new NiGHTS... oh wait.