PLEASE GOD NO

@FierceVoltage

you were one short of working "FIRST!" in there thrice (cwutididthar!?!?)

@ podsaurus

But think about the money!!! Activision is just doing what it does best: running things into the ground.

@batmanboy11

I found No Russian to be the funniest mission in a video game I've ever played, not because of the killing of virtual innocents but because of... actually I don't know why but the whole thing was extremely cartoony and tryed to be srs which I guess is what I found funny about it.

I learned about this game from SeaNanners. I then proceeded to buy it.

@Chickenfoot

all the more reason for it to be released here

i thought 3rd parties weren't allowed to make wii controllers

oh my gawd....

i've only played ME2 and RDR so i didn't have known about these other sexy games. thanks Gamesradar!

instead of No Russian, it's No Taliban

this game is gonna be completely overshadowed by black ops

crystal dynamics just shot that game in the dick

recaptcha: I'm Danton. that's creepy

that guy plays with an inverted stick too!

the boxart on the right is just a picture of captain piccard

so it's a show about three hookers and their mom?

i'm mostly looking forward to forge world.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlcnPGJEMqo
yes

Mikel's theory is almost exactly like the one I thought of. It felt like the kid was somehow antagonistic and I too wondered why there were so many traps laying around that seemed to only be there to stop someone. To me it seemed like the kid was sinister in a way that made everything in the world afraid of him and need to defend themselves against him but fearful when they realized there was nothing they could do to stop him. It is a common story-telling trick where the actions are perceived by the main character one way but instead are often completely different when looked at from everyone else's.

i bet Brett would get his balls in a knot over this

i love red dead redemption.