Holy crap! When I signed last night at 2 a.m. there were under 200!
Hmmm...guess I'll wait to buy a used Game of the Year edition.
Pandamobile, you kick fücking ass. Bubbles.
Fück Activision and fück Kotick. All of my casual gamer friends are going to buy this game day one – they don't even know or care that these guys are total shítheads.
Fúck yeah! Bubs +
I think that they're not even night vision goggles at all. Real NVGs use light amplification. These ones probably use infrared, which is just another form of light, but invisible to the human eye.
Unfortunately, they'd be useless in a combat situation since anyone with a device like a simple video camera with infrared could see you hiding in the bush looking like you're wearing a miner's hat.
A loyalty program is a cool idea.
Man, things have been boring since E3 – but as the 18th gets closer, shít's really heating up!
Looks pretty damn good. I can't wait to get the old clan back together!
Agreed. I think I'd rather go back to Killzone than switch to CoD:WaW.
Last night just as a match was starting a bunch of error codes came up and everyone in the game was flying. If you pressed L1 you'd go up and R1, down. It was weird. Everyone was like, "WTF, I'm going through walls and floating everywhere!"
I would try this, but I already know how I'd die: I'd set the grass on fire with the blowback from my rocket launcher, which would in turn set my jeep on fire, which would in turn blow up and kill my sorry ass.
Y'know what's even worse than being a vampire in Oblivion? Being a vampire in Oblivion: Game of the Year Edition for PS3 and spending a whole evening asking around about how to cure vampirism, gathering the necessary ingredients, finding the house of the woman who can make a cure, running into a bug that doesn't let you give an ingredient to the woman, researching how to fix the bug on the internet, driving to Blockbuster to rent the regular edition of Oblivion, loading up the GOTY save in th...
You're right – $70 is too much.
The last game I bought at that price was inFamous, and since then I've only been picking up budget titles: Burnout Paradise – $20, Battlefield: 1942 – $15, Bioshock – $20, Metal Gear Solid – $10.
That's 65 bucks right there. Burnout alone was 10 times the fun of inFamous.
I'm going to buy Modern Warfare 2 regardless of the price because I know I'm going to get at least 6 months of nightly multiplayer mayhem with ...
Oooh – Namco Museum! That might be worth checking out.
Price wasn't an issue. I bought a PS3 because my friends have PS3s and if they had 360s, I'd have a 360.
No big deal. Modern Warfare 2 will tide me over until MAG comes along.
Every FPS fan should pick up this game. For the amount of fun I've had so far I almost feel guilty that I only paid $15 for it.
The first time i played the machine guns in the boats made absolutely no sound. And, yeah, the black boxes are annoying.
They're probably not real night vision goggles – these ones will use infrared instead of light amplification. The problem with infrared is that anyone with a plain old video camera that can see the infrared spectrum will see your head shining like a flashlight! The military could never use it.
I don't think we're going to be seeing universal PS2 backwards compatibility any time soon.
I just bought a used fat PS2 for $60 from EB Games after my old one died and it works just fine for now. I have both the PS2 and PS3 hooked up to a computer monitor, so I can switch inputs and see who's online while I'm playing Shadow of the Colossus. Not the most elegant solution, but it works for now.