@tyko_brian I haven't played 3 yet, but what you said sounds like one of the big issues with a trilogy like ME. Having to incorporate gamers new to the series means that they, the devs, have to try and make everything as accessible as possible which greatly limits the effect that past events can have on the finale. As frustrating as it'll probably be to have played all three games and know that decisions I made in the 1st and second games didn't really matter in the end, I'd be equally frustrated as a gamer new to the series to be left out on different possible endings and what not because I hadn't played previous games in the series for whatever reason.

I'm loving the retro mural.

I can't wait for Type 0 to come out here stateside. Hopefully it sells well enough to warrant a Vita sequel. That would be friggin amazing.

@dkdk999 In an interview he did a while ago he said he loved his time working on the series but wanted to do something fresh and new. 'Sounds like he just wanted a new challenge.

@armodillo17 It's probably just funky rounding and they didn't look to compensate for some of their numbers not adding up in the end.

@JohnF111 supernaught360, putting his name aside, actually has a fair gripe about tv connectivity. But not having a feature that was in the previous system and one that I'm almost 100% positive will be added in later is disappointing. I'm willing to bet around the time the next Sony console comes out, they'll have a Vita redesign ready with tv connectivity included and hype it as a step forward when really it's exclusion is a step backward. It's not a big enough deal to stop me from buying one when it comes out, but it could be for some.

I can't wait for the Vita to drop. The more I see of it, the better it looks.

@Subject18 I'm with gs on this one. ME1 did a good job of telling you pretty much everything you wanted to know about the reapers at that time in the story while leaving tons of questions still to be answered. ME2 somehow forgot to answer anything besides who the protheans are and a little more at the very end. After that, the story was pretty much smoke and mirrors. And yeah the series isn't over, but there was still a lot more they could've done with the 2nd part to the story that they didn't so they did kind of drop the ball.

@MetalMan300 I kind of agree, even though I loved the multiplayer side of the 1st game and couldn't really find anythign to get excited about in the 2nd game. A lot of the newer features in Gears 2's multiplayer were really good ideas, they were just overdone imo. Stopping power shouldn't be as strong as it was imo, players shouldn't have been so slow, and the shotgun shouldn't have been so weak and unresponsive, the sniper shots should have been more instant if you only get 1 shot per clip, the old lobby style shouldn't have been completely stripped imo, and everybody starting with stun grenades was just a horrible idea. Those are just the issues I had with GOW 2. Good ideas to balance things out, but poor implimentation imo.