TrojanGuy

As much as I can't stand EA (and Activision), it's pretty ridiculous that people voted for it over freakin' BofA. Yes, EA sucks. Their business practices are very anti-consumer, and I blame them for effing up BioWare's recent games. But as you guys pointed out in the article, that's not nearly as bad as the stuff BofA has done.

That all sounds nice and good until you realize that every few years, a lot of those people are fired and have to find new jobs.

Reverb has been working with some pretty good stuff. I think they're also associated with Dungeon Defenders (maybe not as publisher, but I think they do the PR?), which is freakin' awesome. And Sine Mora.

@Panchothepup I think that's the key. If they try to make money off the fact that the ending was so unsatisfying, that seems pretty low.

@Dickhole Pasta Anyway, this cake is great. It's so delicious and moist!

Done and done. Thanks!

@jordan97267 I'm not sure if my sarcasm detector is broken or if you're actually serious. Users give trash ratings to games on metacritic for no good reason ("I didn't like the dialog in this one." 1/10 rating), because they're angry about something (like giving the game a 1/10 because EA/BioWare are screwing their fans over with this day 1 DLC), or simply because game x competes with their favorite game and they don't want it to succeed. Anybody who takes metacritic user reviews to heart more than reviews from reputable sites is crazy.

@Johnnynumber5 is powered by cell Yeah I love BOTH games. I think that the only thing that can make me take a break from SWTOR is ME3. But you can bet that once I've beaten ME3 once or twice, I'll be right back to SWTOR.

It's nice to see an online PS3 game that kinda takes advantage of the fact that nobody uses voice chat on PS3.

EA got $60 from my account when a hacker stole it. I'm wondering who eats a loss on this stuff when MS investigates and gives you your hacked account + stolen points back. I'm guessing EA gets to keep its $60 and MS has to eat the cost.