I feel like it is a step in the right direction and it made the game a little closer to what the franchise was(although that is unobtainable with game design decisions). I am definitely excited to see what they do. What I loved about Diablo 2 was being able to be OP with enough work and knowing what items I was looking for(new legendaries). Those goals created a long endgame for me in D2.

Both those games were financially succesful, so I highly doubt Blizzard or Ubisoft give a damn about their "dedicated fanbase".

Splinter Cell looks good. Sure they changed the genre up, but that doesn't mean it won't be a good fun game.

SouL-Tak3R

Most dissapointing game this year: Diablo III. No predictions than the ones already said. MirkoS77

I used to always beat most of my games back in the previous generation (PlayStation 2 era). These days I just have a short attention span. Too busy with other things going around me.

Amster_G

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AMD Turion X2 Dual Core Mobile Rm-72 2.10 GHz

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Is it just me or are they all turning to crap? I used to buy almost all of Ubisofts, Blizzards, EA's, Infinity Wards, Bungies, Capcoms, etc. games but I just can't anymore. I think the last three I bought was an imposter titled Diablo 3, Streetfighter X Tekken, and Battlefield 3. I regret all of them really. They just aren't fun. So dumbed down and bland and shallow. What happened to consistency, balance, and the appearacne of a little bit of thought put into the game?

I find myself buying games from companies I have never heard of and enjoying those mot of all. Guild Wars 2 might be the last one I buy for quite some time. I am just not finding anything that interests me. I liked it better before they were making a crap ton of money on video games. I used to be able to sit down and play a game for hours on end and I am having trouble of thinking of a game were I could do that.

On PC I would have to say Diablo 2. PS1: Twisted Metal 2, Legend of Legaia, Legend of Dragoon, Spyro and more I probably missed. SNES: Super Mario World 2, well... just about every game I owned on this system. Xbox- GRAW 1 &2, Modern Warfare 1, CoD 2, Lost Odyssey, Gears of War 1, Red Dead Redemption and probably more I am forgetting.

Castle Crashers! Forgot that one

Tazzman1000

Is it just me or are they all turning to crap? I used to buy almost all of Ubisofts, Blizzards, EA's, Infinity Wards, Bungies, Capcoms, etc. games but I just can't anymore. I think the last three I bought was an imposter titled Diablo 3, Streetfighter X Tekken, and Battlefield 3. I regret all of them really. They just aren't fun. So dumbed down and bland and shallow. What happened to consistency, balance, and the appearacne of a little bit of thought put into the game?

I find myself buying games from companies I have never heard of and enjoying those mot of all. Guild Wars 2 might be the last one I buy for quite some time. I am just not finding anything that interests me. I liked it better before they were making a crap ton of money on video games. I used to be able to sit down and play a game for hours on end and I am having trouble of thinking of a game were I could do that.

On PC I would have to say Diablo 2. PS1: Twisted Metal 2, Legend of Legaia, Legend of Dragoon, Spyro and more I probably missed. SNES: Super Mario World 2, well... just about every game I owned on this system. Xbox- GRAW 1 &2, Modern Warfare 1, CoD 2, Lost Odyssey, Gears of War 1, Red Dead Redemption and probably more I am forgetting.

Castle Crashers! Forgot that one

So I've been playing Modern Warfare 3 with a couple of friends, doing multiplayer. Most matches I've got into is dealing with two kinds of people. Campers and noob tubers.

I've always enjoyed combat when it is up close and personal. As in, you find each other on the field and you shoot them down or they shoot you down. Win or lose, it's fair game and they win the battle. Unfortunately, most cases, that doesn't happen at all. Nowdays, I see people becoming nothing but cowards, staying in one piece and sniping people all the time. They are afraid to come out and fight like true players. And then there are the noob tubers, who can't win in a real fight and have to rely on throwing rockets all around to kill everything in sight. To me, in my humble opinion, doing either tactic is NOT skill. I don't mind if it was just a quick thing with sniping, but unfortunately, people do not do this all the time. They are nothing but b****** and prefer to act like cowards in doing so. It isn't skill at all, at least to me.

How do you feel about camping and noob tubing in FPS games like Call Of Duty? Are they skill or not?

Metamania