People will be offended at anything and everything.

Tiny Tina is the first character that I have had tears flowing down my face in laughter at in a video game. She is irreverent, crass and politically incorrect.. in the body of a sweet little girl. It works. Get over it.

yonder wrote on Sep 27, 2012, 21:12:
Who crapped in your cornflakes?

Teh trolls ... and Venturebeat.

-Blizz fanboi

Fuggin trolls. I'm sick of the kung fu panda references. The 'Pandas' have been part of the lore long before either movie came out.

Second, since the family and I all play, I purchased 5 copies of the digital version, and none of the physical. So, I contributed heavily to the 'poor retail performance'. The queue of 1200 players during prime times tells me that I'm not alone.

Finally, the expansion is very well executed. The artwork, engine upgrades and story lines are all phenomenal. Is the game dumbed-down for the masses from the old Molten Core 40 man raids? Sure. Are there a lot of usability enhancements which have been made to keep Blizzard's offering current with competition? Absolutely. Is the game worth playing? My monthly subscription says yes.

While this seems exorbitant, and I admit it is expensive, it is not uncommon at convention centers. This offering is not typically for attendees, but for exhibitors. I remember being in charge of a large booth at a trade show in Las Vegas about 15 years ago and we paid $300 for two days use of a single Ethernet drop. They have a captive audience for the most part and have built that revenue into their model. Does it make it right? Probably not, but it depends upon your vantage point.

The Xbox 360 case auction seems quite well executed... except that the freaking bullet holes on the side which Master Chief is standing are protrusions rather than indentations. Planning fail.

>> Sony Suffers Embarrassing Moment With Playstation Move Demo.

This is one of the most misleading titles I have seen and will make sure not to visit "original-gamer" again.

http://www.canoe.ca/NewsStand/LondonFreePress/News/2004/08/11/577062.html


According to them the farmer didn't even see the bees.