@DrTrafalgarLaw @X_Colbert_X Well I will admit that it's great Nix has discovered he can go his own way without causing too much of a landslide at Gamestop's corporate level.

@DrTrafalgarLaw I'm going to try my very hardest to nix your comment from my memory.

Well with Fleetwood Mac's busy schedule due to their sold-out reunion tour and new material, this was completely expected.

"...[we] will defend the rights of entertainers to share their works-in-progress without fear of frivolous litigation..."

Yes, but when your work-in-progress is what you continuously show off and fall back on to provide hype for the FINISHED product, that's just being dishonest.

Yet another idea from Peter Molyneux that will likely lead to disappointment.

Bruce Willis turns out to be a ghost the whole time.

"Thrilling singleplayer campaign takes you all over the world as part of an elite squad of soldiers."

Is that intended to sell people on the game? Because to me that sounds like the pitch for every modern military shooter from the last 6 years.

"Heroes ran for four seasons and ended its run on US network NBC in February 2010."

What are they talking about? Everyone knows "Heroes" only ran for one season.

@DoctorTanaka That's actually the formula for SyFy Channel Original Movies. Recently, we got this little gem:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCCshwzHeLc

Warner Bros. Montreal is largely unproven in that they haven't developed anything AAA-status in the past.

I find it a bit unfair to judge this game solely on the fact that "Rocksteady isn't developing it" when that very studio was in the same position before Arkham Asylum was released.