So long as people keep approving and jumping across to sites, there will be a lot more 'of this shit'.
Supply and demand. If people were't enjoying them, nobody would be writing them.
It would blow the mind of about every gamer in the world if a Nintendo product was blu-ray compatible before a Microsoft product was.
So long as it's done properly, that is awesome.
Sega do what Nintendon't
Awesome game. OneMoreCastle.com are running a competition, giving out free copies at the minute.
I really enjoyed the DS version of Chrono Trigger. If it was THAT version coming the PSN I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
That said, I know a lot of die-hard fans didn't much like the DS version for some reason.
@gamingdroid
'Well, what if Sony deemed a feature you did use regularly?
This is a game industry first to remove features after a console was sold. Let's just disable your network port or wifi since others can "hack" into your PS3. Heck, let's disable Blu-Ray, because Sony is releasing the next Playstation.
Do you understand the implication of all of this and how that might impact what you currently take for granted now?...
This is the problem. It's current events. People want somebody to blame for the PSN being down, whether that's Anonymous or Sony.
When we can all play online again, well it'll be fine. Anonymous will go back to skulking in the deep, dark recesses of the net and we'll all go back to talking about the biggest bestest breasts in all of gaming.
@Blad3star
Agreed, that was a stupid thing to remove. Card readers were kinda cheap at that point and not having SD Card access is a bitch when backing up saves and the like.
I don't think they ever turned it off on the site. It said it was active yesterday at the least.
What can I say? Thanks for your continued effort in reading each and every one of them and then commenting sarcastically. It's not a good job, but somebody has to do it.
We're rooting for you, man.
The reason this whole thing came up on the podcast was because The Beatles DLC is the top selling RB DLC available. Simple translation: TB: RB did fine, and more people were buying DLC as a result.
Ha! It'd be nice, but I wouldn't hold my breath. At this point I'd feel lucky to have any DLC at all...
Missed your edit, sorry for the wait.
Backwards compatibility wasn't removed so that Sony could 'save money'. It was removed because people were complaining about the price of the PS3 and that was the obvious thing to remove.
I could care less about OtherOS and I think the VAST majority of people could care less as well. It wouldn't surprise me if before they removed OtherOS, Sony had stats on the amount of people using it and made a judgement...
It's not so much that I'm taking Sony's word for it. It's more along the lines of multiple spokespeople for Anonymous claiming that it was they that organised the attack.
So I'm not to believe Sony OR people claiming to be spokespeople for the group? Who do I believe? Only those saying it wasn't Anonymous?
My anger comes more from the fact that there were any plans to attack Sony in the name of the 'common gamer' in the first p...
Kinda defeats the point of the review process though.
Trust me, we don't give great reviews just because we've had a free copy of the game: http://nonsensegamer.com/po...
There are a few niggling problems, in my mind. Mostly through the use of new voice actors and the hint system.
But none of that bothered my overall satisfaction with the game. I can't imagine for a second that I'll be awarding the second episode a 10 unless Telltale really manage to pull the stops out and make something new.
New year it will be coming to PS3 and iPad. They'll work much like the PC versions, you purchase the full season and then download it when it becomes available.
@Norman29
1. This is based off a press release FROM Ask.com. As it says in the article and at the top of this page: 'what they feel are the hottest gifts this christmas'
2. This is a judgement of popularity, not of sales. If the 360 gets 5 times the amount of search terms the PS3 gets that is for a reason.
If you're going to presume that Ask.com are counting every single search for the term "Xbox 360", and not every sear...
How is this not video game news? Granted, it's not directly about video games, but it definitely has a spin on it that makes it worthy of note.