If anyone has any Uncharted 2 questions, wants to find the treasures, or would like to improve their multiplayer game, I recently made a blog of these sorts of things. Head over there and fuel my ego. But seriously, if you want help, its not the most frequented blog, andIll have plenty of time to get to your questions. In fact, I have zero followers and no comments. So even if you just want to talk uncharted, I know a place.

im just pissed because i thought that taking the passive route and waiting until i was 14 or 15 would show them that i was mature enough, but now my friend pesters his dad for a couple months and gets fallout 3 the same day. im way more mature than him. i just dont see what my parents think im going to do. red dead isnt going to make me shoot up the whole town.

age of empires III.

I would play a ton and get a great home city then go online and get smoked in 5 mins.

fanboys roast me for raining on your parade, but modern warfare 2 needed a friggin public beta. that way, people jumping inside walls, blowing themselves up, and generally ruining everyone's experience, could be avoided.

sorry to be a dillweed but go post on my topic and help me get my first m rated game.

i HATE that too, which is another reason i love uncharted 2. youll probably notice this less though, as many games are now adopting a free form flow to their games, with no loading screens, so youll be able to keep all your hard earned guns

I am 14 years old and my parents have always had a strict policy regarding game ratings. I couldnt get T games until i was 13 and now at 14 they are still uptight when they walk into my room and see me playing T games. I know many kids who have been playing m games since they were little, and until recently, i took pride in the fact that i wasnt playing mature titles like them. I always have respected my parents wishes and have never asked to get an m game. One of my close friends who couldnt get m games pestered his parents for months and today they gave in and he can get whatever he wants now. I kind of want to be able to get m games now, as I am the only person I know who cant and I always get made fun of at school for being lame and not having m games. I want to get red dead redemption; should i be able to and any advice on dealing with my parents.

probably, but youtube is a safe bet. doing that with movies is sort of illegal, but since games are not solely based on their cinematics, it would be irrational (and probably illegal) to make that illegal. the gameplay is what's protected, the developers dont really care for the cinematics.

trade with the argosy. im not sure where, but you have to tell him a certain place to go then you can trade w/him.

anyone that says MW2 has obviously not played cod4. cod4 had better set pieces and storytelling by a mile.