I don't see how killing being required in some portions or killing existing in the game is a refutation of "Killing is supposed to be a last resort". It was precisely because it was absolutely required, that Lambert lifts the restrictions on Sam, and gives him the Fifth Freedom to kill the Georgian President, to kill Shetland in those situtations.

And from the clips I saw of Grim, it's something like:

Sam: "Why are you doing X?

Grim: "Shut up and do what I say"

Sam: "Tell me why"

Grim: "Shut the fuck up!"

While she's doing some pissy looking pose, dressed up like that girl in MGS4.

no, MGS4 took me 25 hours to finish on my first run on Hard. and that's just the single player campaign. also matt247 = troll.

Damn I thought Splinter cell was more single player focused?

that has nothing to do with the other guy was saying, i understand you have no time on your hands. But if you did? your telling me you wouldnt like multiplayer? that, i cannot believe. and good luck to you. Hope that once your done you have enough time and money to play all the video games you want =l

well, it is a forum, and the op did ask what we thought =l

It's alright to say what you think but some people are saying stuff just to provoke.

Carl2291 said: Just a warning to some people - If you say you will be renting this, watch out... You will be a baddie!

I understand that renting a game is not a sell for the company, but as long as you are supporting some area of the game industry with nyour money I don't see aproblem with it. I have purchased about 80 wii games (about 80 percent of that was new) and rented about 70 more. I see it as supporting my console in a variety of forms. If more people rent wii games then places stock more copies to rent. And with movies successful rentals still equate to revenue from the film to the producers. I am not sure of the exact liscence on games though. If I buy new and used games at gamecrazy they are incentivised to stock both new and used. New games are most likely to help developers, and spur more development so I prefer to buy used when the game has disapeared from retail stores. There have been a few occasionswhe I boght used early, such as Scribblenauts. I actually could not find a copy for several days after launch and stumbled on a used copy so I bought it. Overall, I see myself as supporting the gaming industry on many fronts.

not going to lie uncharted 2 wasn't that long and it was pretty easy (scratch the town part with the tank) the enemies were easy for the most part, the big blue guys died pretty fast with the arrows and the puzzles were all in your book (and the think on the fly problems weren't hard at all) so i'm surprised it takes people more then 10 hours to complete the signal player campaign (unless your looking for treasure)and sorry i dont have any video to show you (btw i did't count cutscenes so its more of 5 hours and 30 minutes haha) and iam sorry i beat un2 fast i will slow down next time

Its not on topic but its funny, after reading the review I remark something. The points are as follow:

Presentation 9
Graphics 8.5
Sound 9
Gameplay 9
Lasting appeal 8
Overall 9.3/10 (not an average)

I understand the fact that the overall is not an average but how can it be higher than the single best score? Video game review on the internet are getting ridiculous. The game maybe deserve 9.3 out of 10 but then the reviewer should at least select a 9.3 or higher for one of his evaluation criteria. Not being an average doesnt mean the overall can surpass every evaluation criterias lol.

I beated halo in 15 min! what you gonna say about that? LOL!