Let me restate my first point: Over 30 countries currently have troops in Iraq, working with the US and UK commands, mainly as 'peacekeeping' forces in Baghdad and other cities. These other countries didn't have forces there at the start of the war, but they are there now. So, perhaps only four countries participated in the 'invasion of Iraq', but now many more want to help Iraq get through this situation, and have sent their soldiers.

Interesting to see a Metal Gear Solid title back in something like the original Metal Gear jungle setting. Playing the old NES titles will probably give a loose indication of what MGSIII gameplay would be like. Except that I hated the old NES Metal Gears. Ah, well, that's just my problem. I've faith in Kojima now; he hasn't led me wrong in years.

Isn't it a bit ironic to be worried about selling censorware to repressive regimes when no-one has any qualms about selling weapons to repressive regimes? I've never heard any politician anywhere complain even in the slightest way about that. But maybe it's better to kill strangers than to interfere with their surfing...