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Shooter: A game where the primary method of gameplay involves shooting. Not really a hard definition to pin down...

No, I drew a parallel between women's/gay/animal rights and privacy rights. Piracy isn't a right, but privacy is (at least according to the U.N. Declaration of Human Rights).

It won't bother you from a practical standpoint if you don't illegally download. It can still bother you on principle regardless. _ Men can still care about Women's Rights. Straight people can still care about Gay Rights. Human beings can still care about Animal Rights. Why do you feel...

heh..."sticky." OT: He's an asshole. He's completely in the wrong here. You're not overreacting in the least.

Ubisoft's DRM is the only thing on this list I would actually classify as a "dick move," so by default I had to choose it.

The last game I beat was L.A. Noire. It started off swimmingly, but really fell off after the Homicide Desk (about halfway through the overall game). As a result, the game ended up falling short and just generally disappointing me. Somewhere around the 18-hour mark the only thing that stopped me...

In Catherine, your only weapon is your own mind... I can't even begin to fathom the metaphysical ramifications of this scenario...

So is there anyway to get the 1970's Batman costume in the US?

The Vita seems like it'll definitely be the better overall system, but from what I can tell the 3DS is going to end up with a better library of games, even it got off to a slow start, so in the end I voted for 3DS.

"worst ~high profile~ game recently released" Because Duke Nukem Forever was an expertly crafted masterpiece, whose brilliance we all bask in habitually... Edit for topic relevance: Portal 2.

Of those 10, only 1 actually shows up on my hypothetical top ten list, so I suppose I would have to give you a 1 out of 10. I like all of these games (with the hypothetical exception of Alan Wake, since I haven't played it), I just happen not to think that most of them are top ten material...

LA Noire. For the first 12 hours or so it was a solid 9.5/10, but as soon as you cleared the homicide desk it rapidly decreased in quality, in terms of story, gameplay, and enjoyment value. When all's said and done I'd give it a 6.5 overall.

Ron Howard. My entire life would become a giant episode of Arrested Development.

I've seen the movie...I though it was offensively bad.

I will never not recommend Watchmen.