Sorry dude, but I've beaten the game on Insane difficulty. The only drop in framerate I noticed was when you had to smash a cabinet to get through the door during the Kryll area of the game (heading for the gas station). Apart from that it was a smooth ride, like Cole Train. If there were drops, they would have been so small as not to be noticed.
I used to be a big fan of Superman, but listen up: In Crackdown, ok fair enough, when you have to clean the streets there's always going to be "collateral damage" when you're busting out the Firefly. Innocent civilians die, no one gets the royalty treatment. BUT SUPERMAN REVERSES TIME TO SAVE ONE FREAKING PERSON! (sorry for caps). Why can't he reverse time every time to save everyone?!
Superman wouldn't "hand-out" justice in the same satisfying way as the Crackdown Pwn Masta. Besides, Superman would be too busy jacking off over a photo of Lois Lane before coming to save anyone's sorry butt. If you had super strength you'd hurl cars and stuff at criminals, not hand them into law enforcement, therefore Superman is weaker.
The Chrono-Cross and Trigger series never came out on PAL :'( Um, I'd love to play the Naruto fighting games, but alas, no PAL version, unless you want an old port :'( Can't think of much more.
Aye, brilliant story. It's mainly criticised because you're interrupted too often; it's easily noticeable when you watch a cutscene/codec for 5 mins, play until you get to the next room, cue another cutscene/codec. The game doesn't exactly flow, but it uses that to create tension. May work for some people, may not for others.
Dreamcast takes too much flak in my opinion. (Code Veronica kicked ass, along with Street Fighter: 3rd Strike) Back to the topic; even though I don't own a PS3 (360 owner ftw). I would be sad to see the death of the PS3 as lack of competition would most likely mean lack of innovation and cutting-edge gaming. I'd also like to add that I would buy a PS3 if it wasn't for the fact that I'm stinking poor. (Spare a shekel for an old ex-leper)
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