The above blurb is inaccurate:
"This is only for the community section, however, which seems to mean Ratchet can't sport the fashionable headwear in the game's actual stages"
The costumes are, indeed, available in the SKINS section of the Bonuses.
Too soon? Well the words came directly from Mr.Lanning himself so we can only hope there's some credence to his statements. I'd be a happy gamer if the series were to see new life on a platform that would make them shine.
...they're only reporting on the PSN releases of the first two Oddworld titles and the PC collection, they aren't discussing anything regarding Lorne's above comments (the focus of this story).
Plenty of people are reporting on the PSN releases of the original PSone classic, the PC release...and that's about it. Apparently they aren't reading through the comments to see what questions are being asked, and how Lorner is answering them, but it seems rather clear that he's not on...
That segment posted above...even before clicking on the link my brain took a major dump on the mispellings and grammatical fumbles.
...doesn't seem to matter that Nathan has been shot and is bleeding out. I guess even at the brink of death he should be running about like a cracked up rabbit in heat!
This review...fail!
...wasn't EA, Ubisoft and some others saying exactly the opposite? I could have sworn EA (and others) released statements regarding attach rates and profitibility in favor of the PS3...
...and at any rate, twice as many games? If we're talking about library size we can also look to the Wii. With a larger library comes a largers selection of crap and quality alike. Just because someone has more products to sell, doesn't mean they're all products that WILL sell.
...slowly but surely. Simply put, unless it's an exclusive, I don't buy it for the 360. This is their creation, why would they even allow SEGA to release an inferior product that doesn't match their vision. Come on Plat, send in your finest and fix this mess or it's just as much your fault for letting it through to release.
...you make that NATAL feature OPTIONAl and you still have my money. I don't feel like screwing around with moving myself like some caffinated junky to play a game. I just want to sit and actually ENJOY it.
If it's mandatory, you can kiss one customer goodbye!
...a "demo" for all intents and purposes...a "demo" that doesn't even match the quality of the final product...bests Turn 10's BEST efforts? Sad...
...calling this Japan's GTA really is a disservice to the game. GTA is so different, and Ryu ga Gotoku 1/2/3/Kenzan have been fantastic story driven adventures with an incredibly deep and upgradeable fighting system. I've played through them all and will likely pick up Ryu ga Gotoku 4 when it ships next year.
That said, I'll buy this game again. It takes me some time to run through translating as I go so I'd appreciate a second play where I can simply enjoy the game.
That's like a food critic writing an entire editorial on a restaurant, its service, and food based purely on looking at the facade of the building the restaurant resided within. There is no basis for a valuable opinion when only a fraction of the experience is taken into consideration.
Problem with the Dreameye is it was never even realized...pretty much defunct the minute it was released with only a few still and motion apps to support it. If I recall, not a single Dreameye compatible title was released.
EyeToy predates the Wii, and the Wii predates Natal. Even Sony's NEW Motion controller will hit before Natal...so really, where should the credit be placed?
I'm sorry but this is simply going to miss the mark. I'd consider myself that "core" gamer and the last thing I want to do is wave my arms around during one of my hour(S) long gaming sessions.
...when the gracious act of even saying "Thank You!" must come wrapped in bells with candies and assorted goodies to drive the point home.
The complaints are pathetic and, frankly, embarrassing.
...but that damned Chibiterasu has me hooked with his/her adorable tractor beam. MUST RESIST!!!
I had fun with the demo, even enjoyed the Arcade Mode, but when Realistic and Simulator modes opened up the game really began to shine. Truly this is the Gran Turismo of Combat Flight Sims and I'll be picking it up DAY ONE for PS3, alongside the Thrustmaster T.Flight Stick X or Saitek Aviator!!
Look, I own a 360 and unless you're a shooter fan, or a Forza fan...this holiday lineup isn't looking too tasty. I'm not a Halo fan and my last experience with L4D ended because of the plethora of too-young-to-be-playing-L4D gamers out there that b* and moan about playing the game incorrectly. Look, if you don't stick with the survivors and run off...promptly die...that's your fault, we're not going to cater to gamers like that who play the game like any other solo-driven FPS. I'll gladly ...
...that is until I read this:
"I realize that Sony is trying to say that the new PSP is tied into the PS3 because you can download games on your PS3 using the network and then put them on your PSP. But so what? That means I would need to buy both the PSP and the overpriced PS3 to play games. They've added costs instead of reducing them".
What kind of ass is complacent enough to miss the fact I can download these games directly from my PSP by accessing the P...
...this looks like it fails on the execution of a psychological thriller. It sounded good at first, the initial imagery and voiceover looked good. Then the gameplay rolls in and looks like every other generic FPS...typical monsters, typical environments...and what's that, a taste of "Plasmids" on her hand?
Maybe I'm wrong and it will be far better than the trailer details, but Monolith really nailed a sense of fear and anxiety, psychological disturbance at every turn ...
...that hasn't already been said? I enjoyed both, but the fresh "new car smell" certainly wore thin in the second outting. It looked better, there were advancements in gameplay...but something was off.
That said, comments like these are refreshing. Should Resistance 3 be a reality, it's a stance like the one spoken by James Stevenson, that should turn things around. They'll look at what fans loved and hated from both entries and refine the game to something that s...