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Has it been a mistake? Look at Modern Warfare 2 for example. You have to remember there are companies that are passionate about making great looking, great online and great gameplay experiences.

LOL jk your fucking terrible. (complete with chav grammar - I'm that win)

You have to remember that Nintendo is dissociating itself from the others in their target market though. They will continue to press the minimalistic art style of games like Wii Sports because it's easy on the eye and seems less like an alienating videogame and more of a simple simulator. The developers have established relations on either the HD consoles or the Wii, with very few cross-overs. I don't think that's down to graphic power disparity.

That's what I'm pointing out. The PS3 wasn't valuable because it didn't actually do much. It just had potential. Plus you said 'it wasn't overpriced'. You could use the definition of overpriced, but it was definitely overpriced. Sony might not have been able to do much about it, but it was bad value, because what you were paying for didn't amount to anything that substantial.

It was overpriced. Claiming the component costs within the system proved its value when there was next to no good software at launch and blu-ray hadn't taken off is ridiculous. As an all-round system it was too expensive, and sales reflected that. When it dropped to around £300 it was just about acceptable.

Sorry Dare. But you're still correct, the collection is pretty.

Utterly want that collection. I'm gonna have to get a job to save up for it methinks. I've never had the desire to buy a special edition until now.

I don't believe that. I was thinking maybe 100 million possible loss, but 4 billion? That's fucking crazy.

Billions? LOLLLLL When Sony say they were making losses on every PS3, I find that hard to believe. They must have been taking developing/marketing/designing into that. Now they're probably making a decent profit margin with the decrease in resource prices and slim version, plus the game sales are only ever going to make them profit (unless first party titles start failing, when they aren't currently). Billions... That's just funny, if anything was making losses in billions... Well.

Holy smokes that is fucking badass. I might have to get one. By the way read your visitor message.

No, it's increments of £5, so you can't just add a specific amount. I don't know if that actually helps Sony, because whilst it means people usually have to pay more than the PSN game in order to fund the wallet, it probably stops a lot of people buying small games or avatars etc on the Store because they don't want to fund as much.

If you're to buy one, go for the second pack. It's best to have as many maps as you can, but The Highrise and The Museum are both fantastic, so you should definitely get the Siege DLC. Since playing the game again I've only got one Tripled medal, it takes a lot of luck and a decent amount of skill to pull one off.

I actually don't really have any true game desires this year. Maybe a Resistance 3 gameplay trailer would excite me a bit, but I'd like to be shown something cool or unexpected. Or as I've said before, a platformer. Currently I really don't care for 3D, Premium services, or PSN games. The Last Guardian is almost a certain appearance and I've never played a Team Ico game, so my intrigue is there. As for Infamous 2 - it depends if they make the Sandbox world interesting, mix up enemy variety with proper bosses and make your powers a bit better for moving quickly and allowing destruction on a bigger scale, it has a chance to be worthy. I have a feeling they'll put multiplayer in it though, and it'll have a mid 2011 release. Above all else I predict Choze will cum in his pants. Also, Canand will ask his Mum to pre-order whatever new console is revealed, if any.

They should do Lab playlists every week, it needs a bit of freshening up.

Pretty cool, even if bad quality somewhat, it still gives a great picture of what it could be like. Looks like the protagonist of Read Dead is playing it at the start too, for win. Images: http://psxuk.blogspot.com/2010/05/new-beautiful-killzone-3-images.html

That dodgems wreckage reminded me so much of the one in Fallout 3's Point Lookout DLC. The similarity is immense, unfortunately no pictures of it online.

Those comparison photos are surprising. Because there isn't much to compare - it's gone from decent graphics to slightly more decent graphics.

So you didn't expect me to reply to you, explaining how you got it wrong? OK. Well I thought I was helping, whether I was or wasn't; does it matter? Doesn't matter how many times you've completed it. Multiplayer is better than single player in most cases, bar the first playthrough in my opinion. Being a bit nasty there :wink:

Paul Merton in China I remember watching this series when it first aired, and really enjoying it. There's something about the production that betters most documentaries about certain countries. It has an enchanting quality somehow, and is really relaxing to watch. Plus Merton is awesome. 9/10.

Paragraph one: I've helped you, you've helped me, I've enjoyed and appreciated the Demon's Souls sessions. I'm just showing what I find annoying about some of your posts, even if I usually agree with you, I'm not expecting smilies, all I'd like was for you to chill out a bit. The amount of arguments you get caught up in is amazing, and I understand why. Paragraph 2: It's not about opinion. It just isn't, you actually don't get it. When you mentioned Smash Bros. and how everyone had it, but you still loved it; well, that's exactly the same as me with me. With this game I thought it would be an experience to share with just a select few. Even if this game were bad and I'd bought it, I'd still get that 'privileged' feel if it was sold badly. This applies to things other than games, like special objects etc that feel personal to you. Of course this doesn't impact on the actual game and my opinion of it, I'd just preferred this to be niche because I thought it was going to be a fairly quiet title, adoption wise. 'Elitism' plays no part. What I originally said was that I was 'put off' slightly. Not enough to stop me buying, not enough to tarnish anything, it's just an external factor that is slightly bugging. I wish I hadn't brought it up now, it's been blown out of proportion. Paragraph 3: My bad, didn't see the part after Fallout 3, but yeah, we can agree there. F3 and Red Dead are far more appealing than the standard sandbox games. Paragraph 4: I'm not confrontational, I'm open to a joke, as I'm sure you are. It's just your posts are irritating on the eye in the way you probe at people. I don't find this whenever I have a different opinion to someone else here. Your appeal to Cooky: As I've told you, I brought up Cooky's massive game library because he was always going to recommend Red Dead, so to him for me to complain about the niche feel is completely ridiculous. I have to be a bit wiser with my money, that's all. If you have the cash then fair enough.

The theme tune is so much better than the show. Should've been used for something cool.