I've got a lot of respect for Ken Levine.

I'm currently playing BioShock Infinite and it's sheer brilliant.

In fact, I loved it so much, I bought both the original BioShock and the sequel: BioShock 2.

I, honestly, wonder if SEGA has any support left.

As for Gearbox, I'd like Randy to tell the truth; he may lose respect for sugar-coating unfinished, absolute, shit.

I'd rather play the original StarCraft.

Granted, eSports isn't for everybody - it just, seemed like, to me, StarCraft II focused heavily on the competitive multiplayer rather than the campaign.

This message is brought to you by someone who prefers single-player over multi-player games.

I'm a little shocked that Rovio is doing this well.

I thought their product, Angry Birds, was pretty much a one-time thing.

I guess, keep it up?

@Daian @X-Blackrose Okay, in my eyes, the Xbox 360 delivers entertainment by providing great exclusives (Halo, Gears of War, Fable, etc.), multiple-game party chat (which the PlayStation 3 missed), an incredible amount of indie games ready to try, supported by many applications (ESPN, Netflix, etc.), and so much more.

I just wanted to point out and appreciate your response. It was mature than most other responses.

PlayStation 4 is looking great. I'm, equally, pumped for the announcement (if there is one) of the new Xbox.

@HWGuy14 That's weird. I care for that "piece of junk". Could you please grow up and realize that each console has its own unique way of delivering entertainment?

I have high hopes for this.

Activision, please don't transform this into a generic pile of shit; like, I don't know, The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct was.

I guess we will see what happens. I don't really know the significance of this article, though. I'm bound to forget the name of this game, why post so early?

I've, just, purchased this game.

Just from looking at this lovely artwork, I'm pumped to play the game. I just fear once I start, I'll never get off.