I've played alot of RPG's to know when I had enough. HyperDeminsion Neptuna was one game I didn't want to finish and I don't feel bad about it either. It's the State of Emergency of an PS3 RPG. The media hype was the reason I bought this game, only to find that it was better off being made for the PS2 and even the Dreamcast when I saw the current state of the game.

I found that the game was really limited to what the Playstation 3 could of done. I found that the only thing this game was able to show off is being played on HD screens, however I didn't find anything photorealistic or anything else worthy of making it played on my PS3, so I traded it.

I don't think it was the best start but I do expect the sequels to be alot better, hence why I am staying tuned.

I enjoy this game the most for numerous of reasons, I thought it was a great return to a great title. If there one thing I like the most, it's that the first person camera is rigged on the drivers sit while many other driving games (GT4) rig the camera on the bumper of the vehicle. Also somehow Sega thought it was a great idea to have all the traffic travelling at over 250kmh, I couldn't stop laughing at this idea myself as I think it's really funny.

Then there are also the extra modes that adds more value to the game.

Decided to connect my Dreamcast and play Jet Set Radio again. Decided to play the game again because it's fun while it's simple. I haven't got an X-box, so I wouldn't be able to play Jet Set Radio Future. I think the People that have bought that game with an X-box are lucky. :(

I can't tell you how many times I forget my password to almost 50 other websites. I always have to rely using the 'reset password' function and make sure I'll keep a copy of it in my email account. I can't be brothered writing it in a book, as flicking thou pages takes alot of time. I usually use a search function in my inbox to find the 'passwords' as it's alot more quicker.

I'm aware that my account ever got hacked, that I would lose EVERYTHING, then so be it.

I don't put any bank details in my inbox.

I have nothing against flash, I'm a fan of Newgrounds, I think the animators who make videos are really good and make entertaining content, however when it comes down to the games, other websites really want viewers to play the games and do it in the cheapest way possibe.

What they end up with is misleading images to promote their **** vector 'video' games. Someone could say they're just a front cover, but the site also features no screenshots. A few of the games do feature screenshots, however the rest are high quality renders and they look really representing to be screenshots. The website doesn't feature any other images for each game. It's just one per game, which is why I think it's misleading and silly for the website for even putting those screens up.

I've giving out no websites, because I think it's THAT bad. I usually play PS2, PC and the DS, but many flash website make the video game industy look like a joke and I'm happy that no one promoted them. How did it get 4 stars?

Don't be put off by the screenshots, I'm just showing you how desperate these website get to lure people to open the browser to play the games.

The Bus driving game, it looks alot like the front image doesn't it?

If you think that's BAD? As I was looking around, I found this image, which helpped to promote one of the games and I knew it came from a front cover of a popular game created by leading developer Rockstar Games. Interestly enough, clicking the link took me to a third party website where you had to sign up to another service.

Be thankful to even own a Playstation, Xbox or download the free Ferrari Game for the PC.

I'm sure that some of you get caught up in arguement online and some of them result in 'Learn how to spell?' Sometimes it's simple maths mistakes and someone insults you and says 'Get your sums right'.

What I don't understand or what I find difficultly understanding is why the person on the other end would insult the person BASED on one spelling mistake?

Everyone makes mistakes but what's the deal with insulting someone with a simple spelling mistake. Sometimes I make mistakes while writing a paper or a long essay, it's not going to be perfect and I take them over and over again.

However in an arguement, there's always going to be a spelling or grammaral error?

What the deal?

Personality these are the reason I think people do it.

1. A cop out

The person doesn't want to argue, there nothing wrong with saying 'I'm not going to have this arguement', but dissing someone because of ONE little error it's a really CHEAP and SILLY way of escaping an arguement.

2. Arrogance

I'm sure going to school, college, work place or any professional, making mistakes does get you somewhere.

In an extreme situation, for example A street fight (a fair one, not an easy one or a coward one where someone beats little kids where they have no chance of hitting you) fighters are going to get hit.

Again, insulting someone based on that, is the cheap way to show that the person is on top, when in reality, it's just plan disruptive and shows that they're not going to follow the arguement, when they''ve challenged it in the first place.

3. The person is SCARED!

If someone came and said that 2 + 2 = 5... I would get scared, but it doesn't give me the right to lash out and call them an idiot. Maybe correcting them would make me feel a bit better. In most arguement, the person is SCARED.

Isn't that the point of a discussion? An arguement to resolve a problem or an opinion. No one wants to lose, however sometimes the best victory is where everyone wins.