Gamespot, stop trying to shove ads in peoples' faces you knob heads or I won't use this site anymore, it's annoying as f*ck.

This looks shit and Heihachi should be a mummy by now =P

This could be very good, got to be 18 / R rated and source material stuck to like glue, and then have a lubly number 2 =P

Hope it doesn't disappoint.

Hahaha what the heck. Pirates! =P

Can't bloody wait for this.

@scatterbrain007: F*ck aye and demo discs and magazines... maybe I'm showing my age a bit here hahaa, I don't give a shit, I genuinely miss all that =P

Makes sense though seeing as steam users can get a refund, but there should be an official demo if people choose not to use steam for whatever reason, I really like it but everyone's different.

Cool stuff, I really enjoyed the PC show, one of the best things at E3 now because a lot of the other big developer shows like EA and Ubisft have gone so boring and shitty.

Should get Andy Serkis to do the motion capture, it could be something special then, give it a soundtrack like War of the Monsters and it'll be beyond special ; )

I love that under rated gem of a game, I'd love it if they properly remastered it with some online modes.

Aww that's a real shame, but then again, maybe it's best because Ridley Scott's lost his touch a bit because of how shit Prometheus is.

I haven't got a favourite War game, War is awful and saying that would be pretty f*ckin' awful, but my favourite games set in the WWII time period are the old Medal of Honour games on ps1, I love those, the story, the secret missions with the OSS and Maquis are really interesting and make me wonder if a lot of that really did happen, there was a lot of sabatoge going on in WWII.

Call of Duty World at War is pretty good too, the last half decent game they made before it turned into Call of Doody =P

It was the Russian campaign I enjoyed the most with it, the atmosphere and music is really gritty and dark and has a nice but sad depth to it, the one that stood out the most is the massacre near that big Fountain in Stalingrad with Reznov.

I like the music in the background, very chilled out, enjoyed this discussion quite a lot, good topic.

There might actually be a half decent Call of Doodie game since World at War, they've all been such steaming piles of dog turd since then.

And I hope they get a tidy name, WWII is just pure laziness.