"'...and awards points to players for killing people...,' the department said."
I don't recall a point system in GTA IV where you were awarded points from killing [innocent] people (other than through the online play.)

The one thing I don't like about GTA V is all this hard drive space it needs. Yes, it does mean more content in the game and a LOT to offer, but the bottomline is if your hard drive is already full, you have to buy more memory for the system, especially for the Xbox 360 version (which I'm stuck with).
In summary: For Xbox users who have full/near-full hard drives, you have to buy the game and more memory.

Actually, MW2 wasn't the first fps to have the riot shield. Rainbow Six Vegas had it and it was released FAR earlier than MW2

Why does the description say that EA COO called the Wii U a disappointment, yet the url says "incoming-ubisoft-says-wii-u-is-failing"?