I've recently managed to buy some new PS3 games and now I have 12 games in my collection and a lot of them I haven't even beat yet, so I'm thinking of holding off on buying new video games for awhile until I complete a lot of them. However I'm thinking of maybe getting a PSN Card some day so I can download some PSone games and DLC. Some things I'm thinking about downloading are Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3, Silent Hill 1, and extra content for Resident Evil 5, Yakuza 3, and maybe Oblivion and Fallout 3. I figured $50 should be enough to download most of it.

Is it worth it to download games and content on Playstation Network? Once you download it you can redownload it again any time you want for free right?

Myst, having a free-exploring game with today's graphics would be awesome in my opinion.

Man's best friend is a dog, it will love him unconditionally and die to protect it's master just as long as it's well taken care of and not abused.

Man's worst enemy is his fellow man, humans are untrustworthy and will lie to him, steal from him, and sometimes kill him just to get what they want.

I agree with the topic creator. I may not be an expert on Middle Eastern culture, but I have enough common sense to realize that not everyone there is a dirty evil terrorist like the media tries to make them out to be and that our soldiers are not the chivalrous heroic knights they pretend to be. Yet I sometimes feel like the only person who realizes this, it's gotten to where I just keep my mouth shut all the time in the real world because any time I disagree with the things my government does I get the third degree from family and neighbors who believe all the propaganda their fed about America being the most perfect Utopia in the world. America is downright racist towards muslims right now and that's all there is to it. I guess leopards really don't change their spots even when you'd think we learned our lessons about Civil Rights and Equality.

Oh well, at least I have faith in karma.

Food is a lot better than crack in my opinion.

Maybe I'm old fashion in my way of thinking, but I feel more sorry for the women and children who were murdered than I do the supposedly stressed-out mental soldier (or soldiers) who most likely will get away with this crime with a slap on the wrist in the end.

Seriously, I don't understand how people can defend this. If he were killing women and children in the US he'd probably be given the death penalty with no sympathy.

Out of the ones on that list I'm going with Elena Fisher.

A Fatal Frame HD Collection with Fatal Frame 1, 2, and 3 would be nice, and give Miku her original default outfit from the Japanese version of the game and maybe an option to play the games with the original Japanese voices and English subtitles. After playing Yakuza 3 I've been in the mood for some authentic Japanese settings lately. :)

I can't think of any game franchises that I've played that have "betrayed" their original fanbase. I've been a fan of ones like Final Fantasy, Resident Evil, Mass Effect, and Dragon Age just to name a few and I'm still very much a fan of them now. Usually I find that most of the changes they've made are for the better.Archangel3371

^ I agree with this. I don't understand why gamers think change is always a bad thing. I've played a lot of games that I felt changed for the better and I would have been disappointed if the developers kept the exact same formula for every sequel because then every game would feel exactly the same and pretty soon it would get boring. That's kind of how I felt about the Legend of Zelda series which is why I stopped playing them.