Journalistic integrity should be CNet's number one priority, and if this is true, it goes to show that CNet should take a long, good look at its corporate soul and rethink its strategy. And if it is true, I urge everyone to make their voices heard and stand up for what a gaming website like Gamspot should stand for -good, honest opinions on games that we're about to potentially drop cash on. Don't just post in this forum. Contact CNet. Write letters or emails. Call up their customer reps. You might think that one voice can't make a difference, but it's not just one voice - it's ALL our voices, as p***ed off gamers. Let them know that we will not stand for this kind of immorality in our world. And make no mistake, CNet - Eidos might be stuffing your wallets, but this is the gamers' world, and we are p***ed.
I've had mostly good experience with Amazon. Their products arrive fairly quickly and if you buy new, they have a good return policy if your goods are shipped broken.
Timesplitters 2 and 3 both have an arcade mode for single player with bots. If you've played Goldeneye or the original Perfect Dark, the set-up is very similar. There are also other challenges and added missions beyond that for single player only, so there's lots of replay value. Check them out - they should be budget priced and are an absolute blast.
I've got a weird question that maybe one of you will be able to answer. I want to buy my brother some goofy clothes for Christmas, because, well, we like dumb stuff. One of the things I'd like to buy for him is a pair of sunglasses similar to what Macho Man Randy Savage used to wear(or the Black Machismo, if you watch TNA wrestling). If anyone knows of a similar type and where I could obtain them, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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