REALgamer

I think that'll only happen in they scroll down to the bottom of the page...

There are 3 different scores, one for each hardware piece. Only the thumbstick controller part got 5/10

I own all the consoles and enjoy Move, but you're just begging for a: "enjoy your Wii, Noobs i have had it for years haha"

Microsoft does have something up its sleeve....it's called more Halo.

They set up the studio 343 Industries for that purpose to continue Halo post-Bungie.

"ill stick wit my ps move cant wait to see youtube videos of drunk retards playing this"

You know it's not real, right?

I agree, I was expecting a bit more of an impact for Move, but here in Australia there really hasn't been any significant marketing beyond in-store posters. I'm not sure many non-gamers have been exposed to it properly yet, but hopefully Sony will renew their efforts closer to the holiday season.

So far it's a great upgrade for existing PS3 owners, but some more competitive bundling with the console could attract new owners.

After a bit of initial...

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Uh, wow...that's some error, haha.

Yes, the 3D cameras can detect anything touching the player, including controllers.

For example, at E3 there was the video of a woman with a jacket on playing Your Shape that shows the person on the screen with a CG background, and as she takes her jacket off it's still being displayed until she drops it, making it disappear.

I kind of wish they'd package a cheap plastic lightsaber / wand with the upcoming Star Wars and Harry Potter games.
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Especially with all the mergers / new partnerships forming.

What if he had said Infinity Ward was the only good FPS studio before the Bungie/Activision contract?

I do admire that he is willing to speak his mind, but that should only happen when you're well educated on the matter. Sadly he tends to also put his foot in his mouth a lot speaking out of ignorance.

When you'r a CEO, everything you say reflects on the company directly.

I don't think KZ2 vs Reach is a valid comparison.

Differences:

1) Reach uses very large-scale open environments with dozens of characters and vehicles on screen at once. KZ2 prefers tighter, more enclosed environments which you'd expect to be more detailed.

2) This is echoed in distance detail which Bungie have always been very good at, where the Halo games like to put a lot of background landscape / city detail beyond the boundaries ...

When you're in the skulls menu, on the bottom-right is a description of what turning that skull on will do. =)

And yes, turning skulls on apart from the separated bottom line will add multipliers to your score, as they increase the difficulty.

The ones on the bottom line such as the one you accidentally had on just change a few superficial but very entertaining things, such as everyone's favourite the Grunt Birthday which makes confetti explode out of...

I kind of agree with you...the campaign this time around is a bit more muted in scope.

I think it might be because Halo 3 already had 2 previous games to build the story up to a scale that made it incredibly huge in scope.

Halo 3 was like the spectacle game, Reach is more intimate despite the whole planet-being-destroyed thing. I also get the feeling the focus was on multiplayer (which, let's face it, will occupy 90% of your total Reach playing time) beca...

I was literally just thinking about how many great historical eras and settings there are, yet the few games that make use of it.

Personally I've always been fascinated by the ancient Egyptians, with their amazing architecture far ahead of their time. Yet somehow, the closest we get to that in non-city building games is, well, Unreal Tournament's temple maps.

It's not like developers are starved for ideas, so the blame does seem to fall on the pub...

It does kind of feel like a game made for the existing fans, less about catering to new players in the story mode at least.

...but that may be because Kinect comes out in November, and reviewers don't have it yet.

You could also say you haven't seen any reviewers praising Infamous 2...because it's not available to review yet...

But please don't think always lie and try to make it sound bigger than it is.

It's great that you've done this remix trailer, good work. But saying MS will use it for viral marketing is just ridiculous. Microsoft would need to purchase rights to the music Lux Aeterna that you've used, and I doubt they'd decide to throw out their professional marketing in favour of a video using bits and pieces from other Halo games that's a confusing mix of gameplay an...