I predict that these specs are wrong, but I do think that the system will most likely be unveiled by June of next year and released in Nov. of next year. I also predict that the PS4 will not be released until Oct. or Nov. of 2014.

Does this mean that people who purchased the game through Steam will not be able to play the game until this issue is resolved? If that is the case, welcome to the the future of video gaming; it's called "Digital Distribution".

Way too much marketing hype built up around this game, lately. I'll just wait for the reviews, thank you.

Patches?! We don't need no steenking patches!!

Another game that constantly took control away from the gamer was "Max Payne 3".

I don't understand...didn't the original Halo start out to be a real-time strategy game, before shifting focus to a FPS after being purchased by Microsoft?

Yes, please...and no thank you. I've learned my lesson from buying BUGthesda's bug-riddled initial releases, and will wait for the inevitable GotY Edition; Already patched, and including all the DLC, all for the same price as the original day 1 release!

First off, where does this leave the millions of gamers without access to broadband...like myself? Also, what's wrong with the "best of both worlds" approach provided by the current business model; retail AND digital?

There is only so many ways to swing a sword, cast a spell, explore a dungeon, etc.