Jesus Christ. First Modern Warfare, then Medal of Honor, then Ghost Recon? What the hell is going on here?

The DLC industry isn't mature enough to take on the GTA mainstream audience. Many people aren't even used to the DLC idea yet. That's why its not reaching the sales potential of the DLC's.

I have the same thoughts and sentiment. I've been a fan of TMNT since I was a kid. I loved my turtles, but Nickeloden has been a mediocre network TV for years. I stopped watching Nick loooong time ago. Paramount, on the other hand is known for great films. But i really don't like where this is going because Nick will drastically change the series in a way that we fans aren't familiar with. And the worst part is, they don't know the original story, so therefore, TMNT is in the wrong hands.

And for 60 million!? GIVE ME A BREAK! Thats a steal right there for them, and not much of a profit for the previous owner, so I agree with whoever said Nick ripped them off. TMNT is worth more than 60 million. MORE.

I think 13 million other gamers agree with you. That includes myself. :)

I'd take a DS3, regular Xbox 360 controller, and/or classic wii controller over any of the motion controls any day for this type of game. Which is essentially what they're aming for: Simplicity, modern, and accessible.

Goddamnit. Bring a new TimeSplitters already!

Ballistic, I bring to you. God of War. Sony took a risk with creating a new franchise. Sony did it again by creating Ico, Shadow of Collossus. They couldn't take risks during the "PLAYSTATION 3" (the spiderman font version) phase - and every business have to be careful during the recession. It doesn't take a rocket science to know that.

Oh, I forgot, I guess XBL Vision and its games weren't a risk, right? OOooo, and PSEye? Its games? The upcoming Natal and un-named motion controls? How about those? Those are risky moves.

*sticks out a middle finger*

Right back atcha. I don't need your lecture. Sure! There are creditors, banks, silent investers - but those aren't someone else's money. What he's refering to, is borrrowing from another business man's pockets.

Shareholders, and Investors are people, I do realize that, but its not the same thing as saying "someone else's money." They are investing money into Sony because they own parts of the company - seeing to that they create success. Shareholders go like "hmm. PS2 sold millions and millions of units world wide, it would be stupid not to invest in PS3." And, they were right.

Right now, the rebranding of PS3 yielded more cash for sony, so now they CAN pay those creditors, banks, and investors back.

Um. That's banks. Not someone else's money. They still have to pay it back. Or face bankrupty court. Its essentially what Midway went through.

Actually, they do have a foothold in the mainstream audience - IF YOU DO THINK ABOUT IT. Why did PS2 sell so well? I'll answer that question for you so that you get the message: Sony has the casual market whether you like it or not.

And just because they don't have money doesn't mean they borrowed money off someone else - a corporation is owned by its shareholders, so its them INVESTING the money into the company. Kombo is owned by a corporation, so this website wouldn't exist without its shareholders. So stop spouting things you have no idea what you're talking about.