Is this the one that they announced with PSMove then decided to post-pone it forever?

They waited too long in my opinion. This was the game that made my borther actually want the Move when it came out. Now it's been too long and he doesn't even care anymore. I'm sensing a lot of people feel that way...

The multiplayer on Modern Warfare 3 is basically the exact same as Modern Warfare 1.  The changes are so minimal it's basically an expansion pack, not worthy of the 60 dollars.  

DNF came out as well eventually, might as well not have though...

*endofhitandrun*

yeah, but Sorcery is only 40 bucks.  tht 20 dollar difference is more than fair for the exclusion of multiplayer.  

I agree.  I think many forget that Sorcery is $20 less than most retail games.  I bet it has better value than quite a few, even with it being cheaper.

Exactly.

Reviewers didn't ignore it, they factored it in but thanks to the fact that there was so much GOOD in skyrim, the bad (glitches, bugs, poor animations) got steamrolled.  No reviewer I know will say Skyrim is without bugs, no gamer will say that either, but they will say that the game was so fun, so expansive, so immersive, and so ambitious that the shortcomings had next to no effect on their overall enjoyment of it. 

if I play a 6 hour game and encounter a half hour of buggy gameplay, I'd be furious.  if I play a 250 hour game and encounter an hour of buggy gamepaly, it barely registers.  it's all about scope, scale, and relativity.  Skyrim had gitches, they sucked, but the game was so good that we kinda collectively got over it.  

Most of these "250 hours" gameplay involves walking around, right? I know because in oblivion the "400 hour" game I completed the majority of the subquests in under 100 hours, majority of which I was walking around doing nothing.

Unlike those 6 hours games where majority of your time is usually spent fighting, or something.

if you want it to be 250 hours of walking, you're entitled to do so...I quick-travel.  With all the dungeons I go into, all the shouts I claim, all the dragons I kill, people I fight...etc...well, it's a lot.  my current game I'm only half done and I've got 250 hours, and I only walk when I'm not in a hurry or want to sniff the roses. 

As an aside, Skyrim is in many ways about immersion, walking from place to place to get a feel for the land, seeing random peeps on the road and random missions/occurences is part of the game.  It may not be as exciting as Call of duty "as done by michael bay" modern warfare 2 and 3 action-all-the-time testrosterone fest that's all style, no substance, but there's plenty of action.