@BryanParksSuper New exclusives every day? What exclusives has PS3 had recently? Killzone 3, the Call of Duty knockoff? SOCOM 4, the Call of Duty knockoff? MAG, the... generic FPS knockoff? Super Rub 'a' Dub... uh... you can keep that 'exclusive.'

And nobody cares for Halo? I think the 9+ million people who purchased Halo: Reach would disagree with you (source: http://www.vgchartz.com/game/35024/halo-reach/).

@Namahsdrol The same gameplay? I guess you must've missed out on Halo 2 (which added dual-wielding - an entirely new level of multiplayer strategy), Halo 3 (which added throw-down perks that could heal you, drain your enemy's armor, destroy enemy vehicles, adding more strategy), ODST (which added small team-based Firefight), and Halo: Reach (which added armor abilities and new weaponry, changing up strategy yet again). Halo 4 will have new enemies, new game modes, and new weapons and abilities: thus, new tactics and gameplay.

The same maps? Obviously. Every Halo game has exactly the same maps. Or, wait, y'know, maybe certain multiplayer maps are revitalized with each game because people *like* them? I have such great memories of playing Blood Gulch with my friends on Halo 1 & 2, and Halo 2's multiplayer map pack added amazing new maps.

Now, if you don't think that Halo is fun, then you're either braindead, a diehard PS3 fanboy, or you have absolutely no concept of this strange alien concept of 'fun.' Halo has enjoyed some of the best stories to grace FPS games; many of the best multiplayer moments; fast, adrenaline-inducing close quarters combat; great weapons handling; and multiplayer that actually lends itself to skilled players rather than twitch-trigger Call of Duty players.

Lastly, it has always struck me as odd how "ultra-hardcore pro gamers" hate so much on AAA games: surely, if you were a *real* gamer, you'd appreciate the pros and cons to every game? Either that, or you want an end to FPS games because you suck at them ;)

@ImBack558855 Indeed, that same right that *you* have to free speech is the same right that I have to say you're an idiot. I, too, can express myself freely about whatever I want. And, likewise, if YOU don't like what *I* have to say, then you, too, could turn the other cheek.But, no, rather than that, you wanted to 1-up the maturity level by saying I can kiss your arse. Very, very nice closing argument there: obviously proving that Playstation is, indeed, the superior console.

@ImBack558855 Idiots like you, who perpetuate this stupid "my system is better than yours" crap, are not helping non-gamers think that gaming is a serious and mature medium. You have a preferred system: good for you...but keep it to yourself in the future.

Games have become easier to develop because it seems that half of the time, they're just copy-paste jobs from the previous game in the series.

Bringing back old features like attracting attention seems cool; I don't get the hate that Conviction and Blacklist have received - the stealth aspect is still great, but the action sequences seem like the logical next step for a man who has been hiding in the shadows for the past 8 years (first game was set in 2004), whose daughter was kidnapped, and who has been betrayed by most of his own organization.

Sweet! Now we can go from "hold down trigger to kill your opponent" to "tap to kill your opponent." Call in an AC-130 gunship? Tap the upper-right corner. No skill needed!

I think Chris Brown should be added as a player: punch everyone in the face, score, and win the game.

Whoa, Medal of Honor: Warfighter looks EXACTLY like Call of Duty. Hmm, I wonder why...? :P

@Aria1368 "where now you have a sniper that shoot an invisible bullets through everything"

Sounds like someone missed out on the marvelous craps shoot that was Modern Warfare 2. We even had infinite care-packages, invincible chopper gunners, and exploding rocket tubes (Javelins?) to boot!