CoDA gets released by Infinity Ward.

Then Treyarch starts working on CoDB.

Then, at EXACTLY the same time, Infinity Ward is working on CoDC.

Meaning, they both begin development at EXACTLY the same time. But instead of forcing people to wait three years, they have Treyarch release their game a year and a half to partially satiate the audience.

Not sure if that's it, but it could be. Just a thought.

Last time I checked though, she wasn't that big...

Wii kiosks aren't anything new. Obviously no one's gone into a GameStop recently.

How come we can't all just come to an agreement that benefits all gamingkind, instead of arrogantly and aggressively defending a couple pieces of silicon in a plastic box?

Or guns.

Yeah. That's why it's called Counter-Strike Online. Choose from either Dustano, Cobalia, or Azteca as your home server, then play CS and win to earn CSilver, then spend it on an ultra-cute kawaii skirt for your Counter-Terrorist avatar which ups your EVA stat by 2 points. Or buy CSCash so you can get that ultra-stylish cash-only pink flowery M4-A1 skin with a delicious hint of orange. There's also the plastic surgery makeover section, where you can get big saucer eyes on your character. HEHE KOREA MUCH LIKE ^^

No, seriously. All you need to do in Korea to market a game is to throw in big anime eyes, a couple miniskirts, have it release in seasons, throw "Online" into the game's title, and YOU'RE SET.

If I were exposed to adult life at like six years old, I would probably have jumped off a cliff. One day I'm playing with Legos, running around like a happy carefree idiot, celebrating my birthday by playing tag and setting random stuff on fire in the street, and pancing that girl from English class. Next day I find out what that thing between my legs is for, that my home country bombed my native country twice, that terrorists are out to get us, that the Counter-Terrorists don't always win, and that kids my age were getting burned alive by the masses in Europe about five decades ago. Not stuff I need to know at six. Or eight, nine, or ten for that matter. That's what junior high, sex ed, and my older brother are for.

Digimon Story DS was out a while ago, and it was a pleasantly decent experience.

The flamethrower isn't listed because the flamethrower is one of those really big weapons that pull you into third-person view, like the detachable turret and the missile pod. Notice that neither of those weapons are on the weapons page, so most likely it's on another one, probably Equipment. The grenades are probably on that other page as well.

The recent mid-summer beta also had the Needler as well, but, like Halo 1, it was only single-handed. They decided to make it a one-handed weapon only. Most people are pretty satisfied with it. I was satisfied with it. It kicked ass, and about 50% of my games had the Needler as my Weapon of Choice.

Either way, you can probably bet this is a legit manual, because how else would anyone be able to procure weapon and character models as shown here?