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MOX
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« Reply #3 on: 18 August 2009, 22:30:06 » |
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Johncarllos
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« Reply #10 on: 19 August 2009, 03:06:47 » |
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It costs $100 more than other Blu Ray players. http://www.google.com/products?q=blu%20ray%20player&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wfSeriously. Now I really want one. I mean, yeah, they have always been overpriced and that's made me not even THINK about it, but I've always liked them.... Nice menus and much snappier performance than the 360.
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I can skin anything smaller than a bobcat in 30 seconds.
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Edgecrusher
Super Robot
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« Reply #22 on: 19 August 2009, 21:45:56 » |
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I enjoyed Little Big Planet quite a bit. There's plenty of trash to sort through on the user created levels, but once you learn how to find the good ones, there's some pretty impressively designed levels out there.
Just about anything Pixel Junk has put out has been made of win
Infamous was a blast. It was significantly more fun to be evil, since being good meant actively avoiding shooting pedestrians caught in the middle of erupting battles.
Disgaea 3 was pure micromanaging bliss. I've loved every Disgaea game so far, and this one has had the most content by far.
Fat Princess is really fun. Headsets are a must, but when everyone has one the game is a complete riot.
Anything by That Game Company is awesome to just zone out to.
MGS4 is everything that the final chapter of that tale should have been.
Valkyria Chronicles was a complete sleeper hit. I don't really care for RTS's but I still throughly enjoyed it.
Siren: Blood Curse is the only proper survival horror game I've played this generation.
Ratchet and Clank Future is 3-D adventure platforming at it's best, and is the standard by which I judge other games of the genre.
None of this is including games that are slated to come out that I'm looking forward to, since I can't have an opinion about something I haven't played. That said, I can think of at least eight more titles that I suspect I'll be adding to that list in the next six months.
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No more pencils, No more books I built a city out' one brick, it had a Mayor and a Crook I made the Crook stab the Mayor, then slay himself in the guilt I stole the brick back and migrated east, now let's build.
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ChaosVortex
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« Reply #24 on: 20 August 2009, 02:25:09 » |
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Out of Edge's list, I only recognize MGS4, Little Big Planet, Infamous, Disgaea, and Rachet & Clank.
I played Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness on the PSP. It was my first try at playing a Disgaea game. It's a nice concept, but absolutely BORING because I wasn't going anywhere. It takes way too long to level up, thus whatever fun you've achieved in the game is revoked.
Also played my first Rachet & Clank recently on the PSP. I tried to like it, but I just gave up. It's hopeless.
I saw Annie play Infamous in Gamestop, and that absolutely looks superb. I so want to play that.
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