Timesplitters 4 being on hold is a big letdown. i absolutely love those games!

Still I kind of feel...jerked by Blizzard I guess like they want as much money as they can. Though this isn't to say i'm not going to play it i'll just wait until they release all 3 chapters in a sort of special GOTY edition that goes for like $50. Was still miffed I went to my local target and found the game cost $59 instead of $49 for PC. Will never pay $60 for a PC game and the only thing that will make me do that is if it's a CE of some type or has special goodies inside.

Duke Nukem Forever---I don't think it's comming out .

I've heard some little rumors that it's been acquired by another company with a better reputation of releasing games. However I have a feeling this game will remain vapor ware as some say until hell freezes over.

Starcraft 2 (Campaign): They should've killed her. The storyline was very personal, and was not on a global scale.

Spoiler tags would've been nice. Whether they killed her or not.

Theres several hers in Starcraft 2, Which one do you think i'm talking about?

If I wanted to be specific I would've just put the name.

Find it quite interesting that some say Halo 3 and later Halo games were a let down. Found the Halo series to be nothing more than Hype after playing both Halo 1 and Halo 2 with my friend on his systems. Story line was very good, but gameplay wise I just don't see what all the hype is about. This really annoys me when some people start bashing on Half-Life saying Halo is X times better than Half-Life will ever be.

Right now my biggest worry is being disappointed by Portal 2 when it comes out next year. They announced it'll have co-op play with challenges setup specifically for co-op which has me a bit concerned. However even though I bash valve over L4D2 HL1, HL2, and Portal have really astounded me.

GTA IV disappointed me, but not at first. I enjoyed playing through the game for the first 30 or so hours, but then I realized how incredibly boring and lacking in things to do it was in comparison to it's predecessors. They made the game far, far too serious, and the only "fun" vehicle to drive was an attack helicopter which couldn't do much damage anyway. Whereas it's predecessors had monster trucks, tanks, parachutes, commercial airliners, privates jets, tanks, jetpacks... the list goes on and on. Don't forget about the fun cheat codes they had (no gravity, everything moves faster than normal, etc), while GTA IV had phenomenally standard cheat codes (Spawn vehicle, infinite ammo, change the weather, and boring stuff like that). GTA IV was a disappointment for me because it wasn't nearly as fun as it's predecessors. Luckily Saints Row has picked up where GTA left off quite nicely, and unless Rockstar get's it's act together with GTA V I'll just play Saints Row 3 instead.

Oblivion :whisper:

No games. I find the positive things and ignore the negative things.