The moral thing ruined GTA4. You couldn't do anything cool after the game ended like rob a bank and shoot it out with the cops with your crew. Should have been able to bust some cool characters out of jail after the game ended. Maybe developers should ask some religious leaders to approve their games to avoid conflict with the morally righteous bigots.

Most of the time I don't agree with the moral choices presented in games because they don't echo reality. But, it does offer choices and replay value. A game like Fallout 3 shouldn't have had a karma system because humans have been reduced to a tribal mentality. There is no right or wrong on the battlefield only the living and the dead. The dead lost and the living go on. I think developers started the moral stuff because they didn't want special interest groups calling their stuff murder simulators.

Why doesn't Gamespot compare Nvidia to ATI? But the graphics card isn't the issue. I know from playing GTA4 on the PS3 that Gamespot has the saturation level set too high in their snapshots for the PS3 version. A lot of games come with video setting options in the options menu such as GTA4 and Condemned 2. Should we forget that we can set visual options with our TV sets as well? I played condemned 2 on the 360 and in a pop up box it said to disable dynamic mode in your TV settings and choose standard for the best video quality. You really can't say one console is better than the other because there are settings that we can adjust in the game menu and the TV set menu to make the game look as best as it can. I know in the PS3 version of GTA4 if you set the saturation level right, a lot of the blurry and off color environments look fine. Now that I said my peace, you all can give me -7 thumbs down.