@lance_7 I find it hard to believe you have never bought a movie ever. However, those behind the scenes, making of, and writer/director/actor definitely assist us in weeding out the crap. While positive friend reviews may change my mind to get one. Same with the gaming industry. It absolutely justifies a secondary used market for those who followed dev and pre release media. Devs swear and promise everything under the sun in most cases, but sadly very few deliver.

For anyone who bought or pre-ordered a sh!t-wrapped burrito like Homefront any 50 Cent game, the secondary market is an excellent screening process to get away from garbage. When publishers don't produce junk we tend to buy it new.

Watch 5 seconds of the Bioshock heavy hitters and shut it off. I want a surprise for the game.

Welcome to the online world for any race, sex, religion, age, or point of view.

Loved the game, hated the pre-determined endings that had nothing to do with my choices or effort for a "better" conclusion.

I would to Poison, Lady Gaga, and most anime characters (you draw it like a girl what did you think would happen). On a more serious note, they shouldn't worry about offending someones values if the character is written to be trans-gender or transvestite. Please do not try to write it off as a joke or dumb it down due to shallow minded thinking.

My wallet is in my pocket, my diablo is on my computer, they will never meet except when I buy the game. Like any other MMO gold issue just don't buy it if you don't like supporting hackers/farmers. I may trade items or buy for gold, but real money isn't needed for my gaming experience.

I stopped trusting any reviewer when any Halo, Grand Theft Auto, and Star Wars Unleashed 2 each got 10/10 from metacritics. To be honest I didn't know or care Jurrasic Park made another game... and I still don't. Where is my Mass Effect 3 or Diablo 3 already?

Maplestory is a terrible time vampire that sucks away your life. Yea I still play it while waiting for games though. Sometimes you just want a number and statistics game.

@The-Longshot Exactly, it is not a problem to enjoy the subtle stories or breach on a spiritual/theistic level in our gaming life. It would feel shallow and empty if there were laws or rules to stop the different forms of self awakening through that story telling. I would still argue you shouldn't be forced morals from any game or book though.