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Wow... MTV didn't pick Rock Band? That's surprising.
This made me LOL: "Gamepro picked: DUHRRRRRRRRRRR" (Just kidding, it was Call of Duty 4)" :)
@ ZeroTolo
Why would they pick something that has something to do with music? Maybe if you were talking about a music channel I'd understand the thought process of your comment. :P
Time was on the right track, I mean Halo3 did make a lot of money. That means its a good game right? RIGHT?
And yeah, huge lol @ zerotolo.
@ Chad:
Figured it would make someone laugh. To be clear, that was a joke at Gamepro's expense, not Call of Duty 4. That mag is shit and that game is awesome, respectively.
@Trevor:
You're missing the point, bud.
It's a shame too. Gamepro used to be the best. Now it's Game Informer for me. Dey haz prety piturs.
Gamepro has always sucked. It's just that their then passable design is still present today, making their flaws all the more glaring. Game Informer is worse. Lots of articles no one gives a shit about, way too favorable reviews, and the unfunniest group of dorks this side of IGN. And yet I'm a subscriber because of that damn Gamestop card.
How did I miss the point? I think you missed the point actually.