Yeah, was watching that video and the very first announcement one as well the other day, a real shame that they cut that level. The bit around 10:50 is especially awesome. Even if the final game has a lot of areas that feel like MP arenas, then nothing compares with what's shown in that video. Wouldn't surprise me that there's technical reasons behind it not making it, consoles not being able to handle it n such.
Anyway, I was kinda waiting for that level while playing the game, so it was a tad disappointing that it didn't make it.
Aye, pretty good season finale for Walking Dead.
Best episode of the season was still the one with Rick, Michonne and Carl meeting Morgan
I'm already angry that I have to wait a week until the next Game of Thrones episode tho, so good 
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Really should pull myself together and grab a screenshot of the Hurg egg I added.
Yeah, I didn't find any of it to be spoilery. Depends on just how unknowing you want to go into the game tho. You'll get more spoilers by watching any of the trailers they've released than that interview tbh 
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More Ken~~
Quote from FuryoMale Lutece does not "create" a debt, he simply mentions to the 20 year older Booker that he has a way to fix it all. By going through the tear into the reality of the game however, Booker forgets all of this, and as Rosalind Lutece's book says: "The mind desperately struggles to create memories, where none exist". Once Booker is confronted with the lies he made up to fill up his blank memories, he starts bleeding from the nose every time he's reminded of the truth
Ah right, thanks for clearing that up.
Oh and thanks for getting this stuck in my head 
It's a suit upgrade, can't remember exactly which one.
In my second playthrough I just waited for the timer to run out, so I didn't do anything, which resulted in them not being there later. Don't know what the consequences are if you actually throw it on them, figure it's probably the same as not throwing it.
Also, this has got to be the first game in ages where I'm actually interested in the DLC, or rather, figuring out what the DLC is going to be.
Hah! Almost couldn't recognize it, the mockup looked pretty abstract, but this is gorgeous.
And yeah, absolutely loved the layout when we playtested it, one of the most fresh and original playing CS maps I've tried in ages.
GJ dudes~
Quote from Warby-no consequence to choice ? i picked the bird not the cage, i tried to throw the ball at the speaker not the inter-racial-couple, i was patient with the man at the ticket kiosk and didnt raise my gun. what did that get me ? nothing i checked for alternate endings and such on youtube but apparently there arnt any ?! why even have that choice interface if it doesnt matter ?
Though I agree that this is something that was heavily hinted towards in the early demos that never played much of a role in the actual game, then one of those actually does have some consequences later on. If you throw the ball at the speaker, you'll meet the interracial couple later on in the Battleship arcade, that will give you an upgrade. It's pretty much the only place in the game that this happens AFAIK, and it's quite binary (they simply weren't there in my second playthrough where I didn't throw it), but it at least shows signs of it being in the game, but was probably cut (Fuyro? )
Regarding Vigors, then it's my understanding that Fink discovered Plasmids through a tear and stole the concept/created Vigors based on that (same way he "invented" his music by hearing it through tears, or I assume most of his technology). I do agree that Booker's reaction to Vigors seems extremely laid back, but in some ways you could say the same with Jack in the original Bioshock. Casually drinking anything is just a Bioshock thing I guess
Also, something that was puzzling me the other day, but I figure that Booker's debt was in some way created by Comstock/Robert Lutece in order to force him to give away Anna. No Comstock, no debt.
Still can't stop thinking about this game 
Yeah, I also had something of a gamer OCD overdose in this game, which probably contributed to my playthrough being slightly north of 20 hours. Had to find all those voxophones tho O_O
Man, even a couple of days after finishing it I still can't stop thinking about it, so incredibly rare that games leave you with this feeling.
I'm most interested in how the hell they're gonna get this on 360 without a mandatory install.
Pffft he's doing it all wrong. The MGS2 Kojima would've positioned it as two different games; MGS:PP and MGS:GZ, up until one of them released, then halfway through the game people would realize that the other game was actually included when the title screen finally shows up showing MGS5.
pls Kojima pull it together.
But man, I still remember the moment where MGS2 goes from the tanker to Big Shell and changed the character to Raiden. Doesn't seem like such a big deal today, but back then it blew my mind.
Hayter is great in a nostalgic fashion, his stupid growly voice adds a lot to the greatness of these games since it's been with us for so many years now, but a lot has happened in voice acting since the first MGS games, and I'd dare say that he's not that his performances in the MGS games haven't really followed that well with the times.
Either way then this is Kojima's ship, and he can sink if he damn well pleases!
LOL HP, you're so playing with fire, don't spoil the game dude
Just read the summary you posted PaulH, that was roughly how I understood it as well, though I do agree that it all went pretty quick at the end, but I felt like I got most of it. There's subtle cues an hour or two before the ending where Comstock's voice over the PA suddenly sounds a lot like Booker's for brief moments, even then I started piecing it together.
Anyway, Loads of things to pay attention to for a second playthrough though, starting over in 1999 mode now~
New trailer, not HD tho :G
http://www.joystiq.com/2013/03/27/metal-gear-solid-5/
So I guess Ground Zeroes is MGS5, or else I'm confused.
