does anyone know where i can find direct comparisons of the 4 models? i looked areound but couldnt find sites which were clear. I only know differences like B/C, hdmi output, usb output numbers, and the obviouse storage capacity. Is there anything else which really distinguishes them?

A question for owners, what do you mean by having seperate OS's? sorry for the questions. Thank you in advance.

EDIT: dont worry, found one lol. http://www.ps3fanboy.com/media/2007/10/chartupdatd2.jpg

As mentioned. jeanne is an easier game. It is fun but i personally feel it doesnt have much depth compared to FFT gameplay wise. If you have played FFt b4, then get Jeanne. If not, i prefer FFT because the gameplay is much more well thougt and "complicated" (in a good way) by comparison.

i have all of the games :/ including the portable ops plus, so dont say something you dont know. KiraNoir

Do you own the original on ps1? or even "twin snakes" on Gamecube? cuz you really sound like you dont.

The Yakuza Announcements, plus the MGS4 stuff.

The gameplay videos for MGS4 put me off alittle though.

And alittle off topic, i got really hyped with DMC 4 (even though its multiplat).

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[QUOTE="SolidSnake2020"]Ninja Gaiden Sigma is not a fake Ninja game, if Ninja Gaiden 2 was announced for the PS3 you wouldn't write that.SolidSnake2020

It is a fake ninja game

because ninja's are supposed to hide and sneak around.

Shinobi, Strider, etc are all fake ninjas as well.

If you say so.

How is Ninja Gaiden a real ninja game? It's one of the best games ever, but not a real ninja game.

To TC, Assasin's Creed seems to be the closest you'll get for that "ninja" thrill.

XII was new and innovative but got boring real quick due to lack of depth and variaty, there seemed to be less strategy in the game. I actually enjoy the many new battle systems for many modern j-rpg games (Valkyrie profile series, Shadow Hearts series, Tales series), however FFXII felt really shallow although i'm pretty sure that it takes a great deal of creativity and innovation to create, but i couldnt help but feel that so much more could had been done to it (i actually came up with many ideas wihle playing the game which wouldve made the game more interactive and fun).

The story didnt capture me as quick as ffX as well, regardless of its complexity and being well thought of. One thing commendable for FFXII was its huge production values, it was just so epic and magestic that it was worth finishing despite the flawed battle system.

My points go for FFX.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYDuy7wM8Gk

It's about the power Glove, very funny XD. It sorta reminds me of the wii mote, so i guess the wii mote itself is not exactly a new innovation, but definately a more refined and fun tool.

Anyhoo, enjoy :D

When i first saw Ninja Gaiden, i thought it was some cheesy ninja hack and slash game. When i saw God of War, i thought again, a hack and slash game with some button mashing sequences, When i saw Pheonix wright, i thought it'd be bloody straight forward, when i saw trauma centre, i didnt think there would be much variaty.

However, these games have proved that there is more tha meets the eye.

So now i say, just wait till itcomes out, and see what others have to say, and then ill make my judgement uon whether it'd be a boring shooter with no variety.Who knows, maybe the shooting portion is actually really really fun. Wathing vids is different than actually taking control.