DancingJesus

@BlameGamer said:

I have the utmost respect for Rock Steady. They made my favorite game ever, I just fucking LOVE Arkham Asylum. It's a fantastic game on all fronts. Graphics, controls, fighting, platforming, boss fights, voice acting, everything about the game was phenomenal and easily made it my favorite game EVER.

I have a hard time processing this though. Every cool outfit has to be bought, not earned via game achievements or good playing?

What happened to the days of beating a boss in under 2 minutes gives you Costume X? Or how about kill 200 enemies with your weakest weapon gives you weapon Y?

This absolutely sucks, and is so sad, so tremendously sad. I'll probably pirate this second game now because I'm ACHING to play with Dark Knight Returns Batman. I mean shit, what happened Rock Steady? :( You broke my heart man.

It has little to do with RockSteady and more to do with the Publisher. Rocksteady doesn't decide these kinds of things. And by you pirating their game you are only hurting them.

@lord_canti said:

ok normally i wouldent care i buy games new for the reason there doing it, i know its good i dont mind getting at launch so the developers get a share. but MY XBOX IS NOT ONLINE ALL THE TIME i have one ethernet leading upto my room and its shared between my xbox and computer. so i plug in my xbox to the internet download it thats fine but if i want to access them missions and be offline im shit out of luck? that sucks

No, you don't have to be online to play the missions - only to unlock it for the first time.

All you had to do was pre-order the game... You didn't have to buy Bulletstorm. You snooze you lose I guess.

Not only have I been blown away by Bastion itself, but also Giant Bomb's behind the scenes coverage as well. 
 
No other website offers the unparalleled access that Giant Bomb has into the making of a video game. I found it utterly fascinating to travel along the journey of the highs and lows of game development. I insist that you must do more things like that in the future, be it through SuperGiant or other studious. It is some of my favorite content on the site. 
 
As for Bastion, I already bought my Microsoft Points and I'm eagerly anticipating Wednesday's arrival. I need to commend the absolutely stunning art that SuperGiant is responsible for. I simply can't wait.

All over my face.

Good list, nice captions :)  

No Twisted Metal? For shame, this list is a sham.

 
So what are your most anticipated games this year? Looking forward to hearing what's topping the charts... 
 
Here's Mine:

Most Anticipated Games of E3 2011

	1. Gears of War 3 The new additions to Horde look fantastic and the single-player campaign seems to be coming together swimmingly. However, my purchase of this game was already a foregone conclusion based off my extended time with the Beta. Status: Must Buy
	2. The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword A beautiful water color art style and interesting motion controlled combat changes make me super excited for the latest entry in the Zelda series. Status: Must Buy
	3. Assassin's Creed: Revelations Constantinople looks absolutely gorgeous and the assault on the dock set piece really blew me away during the demonstration. Each Assassin's title has gotten better and better and this looks to be no different. Status: Must Buy
	4. Mass Effect 3 With fleshed out combat and improved customization, ME3 looks to be the best in the series. The attack on Earth itself also looked really rather incredible. Don't let me down with the story Bioware! Status: Must Buy
	5. Battlefield 3 While the multiplayer trailer literally left my jaw dropped, I'm still curious if the performance on consoles will run similarly. Likewise, the single player portion was a bit dry, but who plays Battlefield for that anyway? Status: Wait and See
	6. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Oblivion always had super promising aspects to it, but never quite came together just right for me. Skyrim the latest and greatest of the Elder Scrolls looks like an expansive journey through the land of fantasy. However, I'm still hoping the combat will feel improved and less janky than other Bethesda titles. Status: Wait and See
	7. BioShock Infinite Call me a skeptic, but I didn't think Bioshock needed a successor. I was perfectly happy with the original being a whimsical one-off piece, but Infinite certainly raised an eyebrow or two. Only seeing small glimpses here and there, Infinite still has a lot left to prove but my interest is definitely peaked... Status: Wait and See
	8. Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception Uncharted 3 looked precisely like what I expected, nothing more and nothing less. The visuals were absolutely spectacular and I'm sure it will be filled with plenty of great moments, but nothing truly surprised me about the unveiling of this game. Status: Wait Till Price Drop
	9. Batman: Arkham City When I heard they were turning Batman into a more open world affair where you could explore Gotham city I was understandably - extremely excited. However I was left feeling a little underwhelmed by the size and limitations of the city itself in the demo they presented. Still, it looks like a better and more badass Batman game. Status: Wait Till Price Drop
	10. Forza Motorsport 4 Forza was always a franchise I really wanted to like but never could completely invest in due to the complexity of simulation racing games. The visual and graphical fidelity boost combined with other new features may finally push me over the edge. This is one pretty game. Status: Wait Till Price Drop

Noticed you rounded the corners on the video player options and changed the username color. Sweet deal!

Looks like they just changed the video player skin again. 
 
Neat, I really like it!

The gradient behind videos still looks a bit off: on the right side it cuts off sharply while the left side is much more gradual. It seems a bit messy as of right now.  
  
I still really love the changes, keep up the hard work. We only provide feedback to help make the site better!