anything on Killzone, doesn't mean that there is any trouble with it's developement. I would rather they spend their time in making the game, than wasting time releasing some pictures.
be really cool. Would love to see a massive war zone like game set in the Gears world.
and I hope both systems get some Lost Planet Love.
If I had a business that sold 99 cent candy bars for 10 cents, I bet I would have a lot of happy customers. Probably be bankrupt in 3-4 days, but I would have had a whole lot of happy customers.
The FIRST rule of business is being profitable. Keeping customers happy is very important, but being profitable is the first rule.
another 125 games by my count, came out for the original xbox over the course of the last year. Another 22 title were released for the xbox the month the 360 was released in 2005. In the US any way. They didn't quit supporting the original xbox. If you bought an xbox 6 months before the 360, then you likely got a good deal on the hardware and if you shopped around, probably came with a free game or two.
What would Sony be doing with the PS2 if it had a user base of only 2...
then great. At least it's more content in HD.
MS needs to be doing a better jod with their xbla. I am tried of these retro games being the only release for the week. We need some one to pick up the pace at xbla.
I would have Halo 2 parties every couple of weeks. Traded in all four of my xboxs for two 360's at release. Unfourtunately there haven't been many LAN capable games. So I had to set up another live account and we can run 8 player COD3 and GRAW parties from time to time.
I was more than happy to move along. I had and have no interest in anything for the original xbox. Except for one time, I haven't even played any xbox 1 games on my 360's. Had to play some Forza, just once...
the reliability of the 360, than MS just dropping further support for the 360.
There is no gulf forming because of Blue-Ray. DVD is not goin anywhere for some time. A good upscaling DVD player from Denon looks no different in picture than a Blue Ray movie played on my PS3. Until the computer world decides, then there is no winner. And even if the industry choses one, which it probably won't for now, it still doesn't mean the end of DVD. Developers are more handicapped by developement cost than disc space, processing speed, amount of Ram, etc.
360, which will happen at some point, then the price point had better be at or near the current price of the premium edition. Which is still too expensive for the mass market to consider. MS and Sony had better be really careful, Nintendo is start to put it's self back into a dominate market position. I can understand the 360 needing HDMI and larger hard drive for some user, but I don't see it making gaming life any different for most people. All the games ofr the 360 will work the same ...
drive was only for a few select people who had helped work on the original project.
Though I agree no one can know where things will go this generation.
Still the PS3 has just come out, it needs to be given time to develop. The PS3 should have had some better launch titles available when it was released to help keep up the hype. The PS3 will get it's games, just maybe not so many of them exclusive anymore.
The 360 with all the very good titles it has, should be doing much better than it has so far. I think it's reliability has spooked off a lot of people and rightfully so. I have put up with 3 of them breaking down, but the...
there is nothing wrong with this game graphically. The most import thing is that it plays well, and from what reviewers have been saying, it does. VF5 looks good from previous screen shots. Those above don't look the best, I seen better. I'll judge when it can be seen in action. Anyway, Sega has said repeatedly that there will be no online verses for either version. Now Sega, get to work on Daytona 3.
look awesome. Can't wait for more, particularly at that price. I think 400 points is reasonable enough for people to consider downloading the extra content.
PS1, PS2, and now the PS3, but I still really only play games on my 360. The 360 has the games, I feel 2006 has been the best year over any of the last 16 years since the Genesis came out. Still, neither the 360 nor the PS3 will do well until they drop substantially in price. Both are too expensive for mass market consumption. The only way the PS3 could ever had sold like hot cakes is if there had been an absolutely amazing number of must have titles at release and that didn't happen.
I have got to have around 300 online matches by now. Absolutely love post-grab matches. I very glad that there are some added levels coming to this game. This game has a solid learning curve, but has been very well done. It would be nice to state a reason why the game sucks. If you haven't played it for more than 10 hours, then you really aren't in a position to comment about wether it sucks or not.
the handle will have five buttons of differing colors instead of actual strings. Notes signified by different colors will appear on screen that have to be pushed on the handle when cued. There is a whammy and strutt on the base of the guitar that allow you to add extra moves in the game, sort of, giving you bonus points. This game is not hard to pick up, and in my opion very addictive, well the first was. I can't think of the baseball player that hurt himself because of this game, but t...
but sure as heck would love to see Daytona being announced by Sega this year. Forget Sega Rally, how about 16 player online Daytona for the 360.