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Out in NOVEMBER.

This game looks awesome... I can't believe I've never heard of it.

Buy the Bundle for $100. I did. WORTH it. I also already have Heavy Rain which is fun. Other games:

The Fight: Lights Out

R.U.S.E.

It's going to be a great investment. By far the best motion controller on the market.

Decided to play Uncharted 2 again last night to delay buying all the new games coming out this month (COD, Sly, etc). And wow, I forgot how AWESOME the graphics are...

Why, oh why, can't every game have such amazing graphics??

But the thing is, people DO change. What if the person has greatly improved? Oh, too late. Already 200 reviews from that party last year. Not a good idea.

Vespiion

[QUOTE="Artof_War"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]No people shouldn't be assigned a score. Each individual should make up their own mind......and not be tainted by the opinion of others. Personalities sometimes clash or the old birds of a feather happens and even the unlikable would score high. Be an individual....not part of group think.LJS9502_basic

No people shouldn't be assigned a score. Each individual should make up their own mind......and not be tainted by the opinion of others. Personalities sometimes clash or the old birds of a feather happens and even the unlikable would score high. Be an individual....not part of group think.LJS9502_basic

I'd be a 97Jandurin

How awesome would this be?

Example A: You meet a girl. Later that night, you check her metacritc score of 37/100 with 1000+ submitted reviews. Upon glancing through the submissions phrases like "doesn't shave armpits" and "never offers to pay for dates" jump out at you. Result -- Said girl never gets a phone call.

People would have more accountability in life, less littering, less crime, etc. Of course, you will always have the low-budget, summer blockbusters that don't give a damn about their score and do all sorts of activities to get it close to 0. But I for one would always try to improve mine. There would also need to be a process to avoid "score bashing" by people that just don't like you EVER.

Just a funny thought I had today after watching an idiot flick his cigarette butt onto the interstate.

I LOVE THIS GAME. Never heard of it until I played it on PS3. But anyway...

Can someone help me understand the blue and white horizontal lines on the Bocce ball throw meter?

Pre-throw: I believe the blue line indicates the strength of your previous throw.

Post-throw (ball still in air): A blue and white line appear. The white I assume is the strength of your current throw. However, the blue line is not in the same place as the pre-throw blue line and ends up being the one used for your next throw. Confusing I know.

So what the heck do they mean? Thanks.

Just bought a Move (which is awesome btw) and I'm letting it charge right now.

But can someone explain to me why it is auto-assigned to #7 everytime I turn it on? I only have one other regular controller on (and obivously it is #1).