Agree, very few or almost none of the WRPG interest me. The only one that caught my interest was Fable and KOTOR but other than those everything else was mehhhhhhhhhh. I guess it's the way WRPG's stories.
I highly doubt that will happen. With the rivalry between Sony and Microsoft, I would say it's smart of Nintendo to not directly compete with them.
I'm sorry but one of the reason I pick the PS3 was bluray. If I can touch it and if it's not tangible, I avoid purchase as much as possible. You can't sell DD in a second hand market, you can't loan to family and friends, you don't get the bonus content. For many, these are influencing decision. I like to display my collection, I like to look through it at a glance. I actually like to get up and put in my disc for a movie.
I agree with you. It's not going to go well with consumers. I understand that this RDM is suppose to surpass bluray but it's too late now. Movie studies already chose their format, disney is releasing blurays. I say Disney because Disney definitely will influence what movies many parent's decision. Once the blu-ray players is in the house, people will continue to purchase bluray. If RDM is release, the loser will be consumer and the producers will suffer. There is no room for RDM.
That's part of the PS3, PS3 has this blur filter feature.
Nothing wrong with balancing here. I think it just takes a bit of practice, once you get use to it, it's easy. In fact, the sixaxis is quite accurate, so if you have trouble, you might want to adjust the sensitivity.
I'm sorry, but Pluto FTL here. Never thought of it as a planet, never will.
Me neither but if fanboys want to fight over this, they can. I'll live on with my life and continue to play the games I enjoy.
Are you playing this on the PS3 or 360. If it's PS3, then personally I feel using the sixaxis is quite easy and suitable.If you start falling towards one way tilt the other way.
Mom friendly and hardcore don't mix.
Thank you kind sir.
All good here.
I whole heartly agree with that. Hacking =/= pirating and they are not interchangeable terms.
This Black Friday, I think the conversion will speed up greatly. It seems like stores are gearing up to put HDTV as much as half off. As for Blu-ray players, they are getting closer and closer to $200 or possibly lower. Blu-ray movies are at reasonable price if you're a smart shopper. I got Sleeping Beauty on Blu-ray for $15 after rebate. I could get another $4 off if I can find Nature Own? Sun? bread but no store nearby me has it.
Also, there are a lot of deals like 3 for the price of ...
Sorry about the disagree, meant to hit agree.
Blu-ray isn't going to fail. No matter how many stories I hear about upscaling dvds and DD, it's not true high def. Besides, I'm sure many people want a physical library.
For those of you who think DD is the better option, tell me how the DRM are coming along and how's the bonus content/extra.
Wow, this would really suck for some of my friends who are excited about netflix.
Wouldn't this kinda screw with the arcade users too?
Seriously I agree. I preordered VC all the way back late April. The original release date was November 11. I was suppose to have at least 3 weeks in between LBP and VC but then LBP got delay a week, and VC moved up a week. Completely F up my budgeting.
Still getting this though, just got to live off of cup noodles for a while.
YESSSSS, GHOSTBUSTER. It's a shame that Activision Blizzard dump this title. It would have definitely been a decent seller. I can't wait to fling ghost around with the sixaxis.
I couldn't agree more, besides rich people always have ways to avoid high taxes, always. Why do you think rich people donate so much money?
It's called tax deduction.
I would hate it if I see my money support lazy people. Why should my hard earn dollars be spent on feeding the lazy and stupids?
I don't trust his judgment in terms of the economy and financing considering he's spend sh!t loads of money on advertising all over the place including games. If he have that m...
I believe this year's black friday will turn the tides in favor for Blu-ray. As the prices for HDTV goes gone, more people will have HDTV. In order to fully enjoy HD, consumers will eventually drift to Blu-ray.
@Blade
DVD upscale players do confuse some consumers but I doubt it's by much with Best Buy and Circuit City proudly displaying Blu-ray. The prices on Blu-ray isn't that bad either. Well, in-store yes, but online, it's pretty cheap.