Bold words. I hope the changes are for the better.

@Infinity_Gauntl The two versions are the same; thus, Mr. McShea is not the only reviewer that believes the game isn't very good. Unless, of course, you're under the impression that scoring a 5/10 is good.

@Infinity_Gauntl @Stevo_the_gamer Why are you selectively looking at the PS3 version?

@Infinity_Gauntl He is not the only reviewer that believes the game isn't very good.

It was fair in that Microsoft really dropped the ball in explaining the benefits of their policies, and instead stonewalled and broke down after the heavy backlash. If they were straight the whole time with consistent and clear answers, and really tried to push their view of the benefits that consumers would have out of this, then the backlash wouldn't have been as great.

@heartbreakkid94 McShea has never had the pleasure of reviewing a Call of Duty game for Gamespot.

@NightRain @Stevo_the_gamer Will give it, eh?

@NightRain Everybody else?

@EJ902 $15 does seem rather pricey.

I've been waiting for them to make this change for many years. A welcome change, indeed. Long past will be those "600" point annoyances that required me to purchase 800 points worth to get what I desired.