I loved Brutal Legend. In no way do I think it deserves a 6, but I do agree that it does a terrible job at explaining things. After I beat the game I learned at least three new things about the game that I had no idea about while playing it. I even felt that I had to explain the things that I had learned about it while playing it to my friend before he played it. A Brutal Legend 2 would be a good idea. Here's a quandary for you, if Double Fine could team up with another development studio for Brutal Legend 2, which studio do you think would be proper mechanics match for what the game wants to achieve?

Hey, how cowme no one wished me a heppy burthday?

Arrested Development is one of the greatest shows ever created. There are so many jokes in it that, chances are, you won't even notice them all the first time you watch it.

Ahh ed o'neil has a black belt in brazillian joy jitsu not karate. My bad. Still pretty awesome though.

@craigbezzle: That monstrosity is the Double Down sandwich. Two chicken breasts as buns, and bacon and cheese in the middle. It hurts so good.

That looks good whatever the hell it is. Almost anything deep fried with a batter and has melted cheese on top is good.

The Warrior of the Arctic Strikes Again.
Thanks Brad Nicholson.

Is KFC partnering with Life Insurance companies now?
Is this why the Double Down sandwich exists?

Also, thanks for helping out Conrad Zimmerman.

I know it's disgusting but right now that double down sandwich looks really good.

haha....that game was fun.

I liked the Brutal Legend demo. I was thinking about buying it, but now I'm having second thoughts because I don't like RTSs. That's kind of BS that they lead people to believe they're buying an action game and it turns into an RTS half way through.

I was very excited to try that sandwhich.
I got such a nice feeling as I ordered it. It felt like I was giving a giant finger to the health nuts and diet worshipers that I despise with all my soul.

And then it was terrible...

You're really missing the point in your MW2 discussion. The whole fuss is not really about the fact that you aren't able to create mods of the game. It's about the latency issues that come with a P2P multiplayer. I think it's okay for console games to implement a P2P multiplayer system, but on a PC, the game is usually played much much faster amd there's much more acual input (because of the superior mouse/keyboard input method). So you need the game to respond to your actions as fast as possible and that's not possible with a P2P system.
So by sticking with a P2P multiplayer, Infinity Ward is completely eliminating the possibility of competitive gaming in MW2. No one wants to play an online PC shooter with (for example) a latency > 100ms, hosts dropping out of the game or poor connectivity for every player only because the host has a slow internet connecting (or someone else starting to download some porn on the hosts LAN). That'd set PC gaming back for like 15 years..

I'm a QuakeLive player. Yes, I think it's a big deal, that QL can't be modded, but if that game also wouldn't have dedicated servers, I think that nobody would play it.