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Dear Mr. Goulter: Son, I am disappoint.

The title of this piece alone is several layers of supreme sensationalism that does nothing but inflame. You call him a 'Saints Row' designer because he works for Volition; should I start describing you as a writer for Cycling News because you write for Future? You then make a leap into supreme trash best left to Fox News when you claim he suggests we "bring on the used game lockouts".

Leave that level of horseshit to NeoGAF, TMZ, The New York Post and The Sun. And if the editors who approved this article intend to drive pageviews with this kind of journalistic detritus, not even my long-time friendship with Mikel Reparaz will keep me visiting the site.

I've come to expect better judgement from the staff at Games Radar, and this article shakes that to the core. To think, several great people lost their jobs recently here and this kind of nonsense still manages to be pushed through.

I am utterly disgusted.

Hear hear.

I thought GR was above this.

This.

Also the server transfer and all the cosmetic stuff ever.

The Simpsons Arcade is hitting this week, too.

Buy it, bastards.

As Hollander pointed out on Twitter... PC gamers have been doing this for years.

I am unconcerned.

I wholly agree with DA3 being on this list. The series is totally my kryptonite, my crack... I've done nine playthroughs of the first and six of the second. Sure, the third may only grab me for three, based on numerical progression, but three playthroughs of any game is a huge investment of time.

I don't even really care for fantasy. But BioWare knows where to put the hooks and I line up to get them stuck in me every time.

Syndicate, Overstrike, Binary Domain, Skullgirls, I Am Alive, BattleBlock Theatre, The Secret World, Darksiders II, Planetside II (because former classmates worked on it), The Darkness II, Lollipop Chainsaw, Prey 2, Borderlands 2, Halo 4, Tomb Raider, GTA5, ME3.

The rest are fluff to me. But this means a lot of cash down this year.

Glad they went to Star Wars.

Though, if they'd made DCUO instead, I know they'd give me Lobo, and I would have driven to Austin to hump the BioWare building.

My favorite game sound effect is, by far, the telephone sound effect from ToeJam and Earl. Seriously. I've used it as a ringtone for as long as .wav files have been allowed on cellular telephones.

Also, I'm drunk.

I wanna see my Brother From Another Mother again.

And, since that man is/was the Senior Playstation Editor (never entirely sure given all those changes), I'll opt PS3.

Totally planning on that being one of the first things I do.

Good choice on Driver. Fantastic game, and the map system was most excellent.

Newp, I did the same.

uMF.

Okay, this'll be an interesting thing. Trying to build a story on how my pureblood Sith Warrior is actually third cousin to my Chiss Bounty Hunter, who is also the ex wife of my Twi'lek Smuggler or something.

Hot damn. I'm a City player and I haven't seen this stuff.

o_o

And it looks fantastic.

Force Unleashed II gets such crap, but it is a fun and competent game. Short as hell, not worth sixty, but for twenty it's a good romp.

And it's still a fxckton better than anything Lucas wrote.

Given that Coop put over 150 hours into this game to give us all a solid review, I hereby declare this the definitive document on SWTOR.

And it's worth your money. For sixty bucks and fifteen a month, you get eight... EIGHT... ~150 hour games in the Star Wars universe. Approximately 1200 hours of entertainment.

Now to get my bounty hunter to 30 so I can unlock my useless Legacy.

I'm honestly surprised there wasn't a Solid Snake reference in this.

Maybe even a little disappointed.