For as long as the "christian" game has a good narrative and plot, then im buying

The 3rd video was like some scene from a movie. The hero gets some big weapon, epic music playing, dragon raining fire (ice in this case) from the sky, hero gets to a higher vantage point, hero prepares to jump off tower to hit the dragon in mid-air for epic wows but instead walks downstairs and fights the dragon on the ground. But still awesome game. And the music was so freaking epic.

@mclebron23 I guess Americans really are hopeless if they say they can't be sporty and be able to play games at the same time. Well I'm tired of this pointless arguing which really isnt arguing anymore since most of your posts are more insulting than expressing something valid. BYE

@mclebron23 And i know nerds who play basketball... Anyone can get into a soccer/tennis varsity in America because the only sport in America that everyone cares about is either basketball or baseball and prolly you and your sister made it because their team sucks that bad. Luckily I'm not from America. Soccer and Tennis takes more effort than basketball. Why? Soccer involves running on a soccer field, end-to-end, for around 1 1/2 hours. I believe a basketball court is not even 1/2 a soccer field and the longest basketball game was only 78 minutes. Tennis games on the other hand can last for more than 10 hours of running and hitting. I couldn't care less if you are convinced or not because obviously you are in denial and have some sort of hatred towards nerds or fat guys. But like i said before, the UNIVERSAL definition of a "sport" is ANY competitive activity which is to say is gaming.

@mclebron23 First and foremost, I do play "sports". Maybe not basketball because its too mainstream for me but i play alot of soccer. Insulting me with "you don't play alot of sports" is stupid and irrelevant. YOU MAD? I am in a Soccer varsity and tennis varsity as well so don't you dare say i dun play "sports". Your definition of a "sport" is something that requires strenuous activity. The universal definition of a sport is a competitive activity. Archery is a sport, Hunting is a sport, Chess is considered a sport, so yes gaming is a sport. What i meant with my previous post is that you don't learn as much from watching basketball than from watching Starcraft 2. Why? Because Starcraft is an RTS. Real time STRATEGY.

This is why i like paying 60$ for a game...because i know that this game is made by people who put plenty of effort for this game to reach perfection.

@mclebron23 Been there, done that. Sure you see some fat guys here and there but i wouldn't say the majority. What makes watching professional gaming so different from watching professional sports generally? At least in watching PRO gamers, i learn their thought processes behind their tactics which i can use when i play. (for Starcraft 2 anyway) but when i watch NBA (not a lebron fan) i dont learn anything but its a nice spectator sport. The Pro gamers ,on the other hand, do try to stay fit because that would hinder their performance during the tournament. I have a friend who is a PRO gamer and he is actually quite fit (more than fit).

pro-gaming for me is a blast to watch. Although, the only games i watch are starcraft 2 games because those actually take skill... but that doesnt mean im a fat guy with no life...people seem to stereotype those people who watch MLG with fat no-lifers... i dont get why

I just like buying retail because i'm old school... That and my net kind of sucks when it comes to downloading games.

@Edged_Out well thats what you get when you play on console... im playing battlefield 3 on 1440x900 ( at least until the i get the one 2000 above) with probably 60-70 fps...that and i highly doubt that BF3 will only sell 8 million only... by now the fanbase of BF should at least be 3/4 or even equal to MW fanbase...