This article is full of typos and repetition of words. It's actually hard to read because it's so badly written. Come on, GameSpot.

This is a really badly written review. The use of language is so amateurish and not what I've come to expect from GameSpot. Since when was "find a more suitable skin for itself" a phrase used in professional publications?

Did we really need to have the immature jock interjecting through that whole discussion?

Here is my entry. I do hope you all enjoy!

http://uk.gamespot.com/users/appleknight/show_blog_entry.php?topic_id=m-100-26017760

Loving the interesting journalism that Gamespot is producing these days! Opinion and debate are two things that every single other gaming site ignores. Great respect for showing this clip.

Two of the world's best game journalists. What a team!

@david1230 @KillerJuan77 Use your imagination. Ever watched a movie before? Open endings are massively common. Did you want Bioware to give you a great big kiss too?

@david1230 @ProTemplar Sorry, but it's not a good point if he's using the word 'socialist' in the most incorrect context imaginable.

@KillerJuan77 Honestly though, the entire final act of that game is the 'ending'. It's one long, gloriously interesting ending. Are we asking for a cutscene here? A kickass cutscene to sit back and touch ourselves to? Cutscenes are so 1990s, guys.

@KillerJuan77 Haha! Sorry, I was being a little cheeky there. ;)