It could have been worse. They could have hired Nolan North.

Will Grass Effect make everything seem funny?

Zombies are popular, safe videogame enemies because they can't offend any ethnic groups.

The first game had great potential, but they blew it by focusing way too much on combat. I always thought that the developers never really wanted guns, but someone high up at EA didn't want to release a first-person game without guns in it so they were forced to add them.

Also, platforming doesn't work well when you're being shot at.

It did look great though, and the sensation of rapid movement and jumping was really well-done.

Ironically, if this was $20 and it didn't cost real money to acquire upgrades I'd buy it, since I'm a huge fan of Unreal Tournament and Quake III and this game looks a lot like those.

Maybe if Atari put out a RCT sequel a little quicker, they might not have found themselves bankrupt and trying to sell it off.

I liked Test Drive Unlimited quite a bit. The second one was missing something and wasn't quite as special, though.

If I was a Gamestop manager looking to get fired, I'd wait until the Christmas season and sell all the used Xbox One games for a penny.

Someone should Photoshop a big "Previously Played" Gamestop sticker on there just for laughs.

Mirror's Edge would have been great if the whole game was just the time-trial mode. The story mode was awful.

This is one yearly series I don't mind. And maybe a new developer will breathe some life into the game, like with Shift.