"Give writers, not programmers, the power to control the direction of a game." Then you, my friend, have stepped out of the video game industry and into the movie business. Let me give you one example: Super Mario Galaxy. It is one hell of a great game, and it barely has a story at all.

I think famine, drought, global warming, AIDS, cancers, and other diseases are more worthy of time and money than violence in media.

Great work CD Projekt.

This proves why BF3 is better, and, yes, $#!& just got real.

The few games I buy full price: -Valve Games -MGS games

I agree that Sony probably had a weak security system in place. The question is, how are they going to prove us that their new system is more secure and stronger? They've already told us that they put multiple firewalls in place. They've already told us that security is now a #1 issue. What more do you want? They can't do anything else to reassure us that PSN is safe. Do you want them to say, "Come and try to hack us now."

It's almost the same thing with movies. There are a lot of people making short films, and some of them are really good. But it's not like big budget films are going anywhere.

I thought you were a professional, Magrino; I guess not. There isn't a game called "EverCrack."

Those rumors were absurd. Though, it was pretty cool to see the old, unorganized GS rumor page.

Not to be rude, but this article is one of the worst I've read on GS.