I am not just talking about Gamespot but am referring to all game magazines, sites, and other media outlets for reviewing games. Do you think it might be more efficient to review a game in two different sections, like instead of reviewing a game as a whole to review it first with single player/co-op play and then separately review it with multi player? I think this would give the gamer a better idea if they should rent or buy certain games and also could give the gamers that only play the online portion a better understanding on whether or not they should give the game in question a chance.
My game would also be Postal 2. I don't know if it was because I got the game at an extreme discount or if it was the hilarious nature of the game but I finished it three times before putting it away. I'll admit the game design was very mundane and the loading screens made you want to hurt someone but something about the game made me want more.
its not gonna be ff7 remake..cause it only says save the ps3 in japan, if there was gonna be ff7 remake it would save the ps3 in the entire worldistylee
Compared to my old (broken) 360, the elite is, in my opinion, quieter, produces less heat and runs a lot smoother than any of my other 360s. So far this is the best 360s I have ever used, and that is coming from someone who has had 5. I love how it used to be that I could hear the 360 running while I was working out, which annoyed the hell out of me, and now I have to glance up to make sure I didn't leave it on.
Well there really isn't just one answer for me. I had just gotten a 50 inch widescreen HDTV and since I already had the HD-DVD add on I thought might as well get a blu ray player too. Home is another reason, and I guess I will add Kingdom Hearts 3 to it as well, at least I think KH3 will be an exclusive. But all in all I have to own all systems because you never know what exclusives might come my way.
[QUOTE="Xeros606"]i got it yesterday and i think im almost done (i made the bomb already) and its in near perfect condition but (obviously) the shrink wrap is gone, and so are the security seals, would they accept it?Xeros606
You will have to take store credit, the only way they will accept a return is if it were defective, then you would have to exchange it for another copy of Bioshock or if it were still sealed and you have the receipt. Don't worry though I am sure you will get a good amount if you sale it back to them now, well more than any other game I would think.
how much store credit would the give?
Probably 20 to 25, not sure I haven't traded in a game in a very long time but that is how much they used to give for new and extremely wanted games.
i got it yesterday and i think im almost done (i made the bomb already) and its in near perfect condition but (obviously) the shrink wrap is gone, and so are the security seals, would they accept it?Xeros606
You will have to take store credit, the only way they will accept a return is if it were defective, then you would have to exchange it for another copy of Bioshock or if it were still sealed and you have the receipt. Don't worry though I am sure you will get a good amount if you sale it back to them now, well more than any other game I would think.
I will also say Bioshock over MOH: AB. Don't get me wrong I like both games but Bioshock was an incredible adventure where MOH is basically the same WW2 FPS as before.
I get a little upset about the whole release issue as well. Even though I have all three systems I would rather get all of my games for the PS3, mainly because I have had almost half a dozen 360s. I don't know why they can't just slip all release dates to the same day, of course I don't know how that whole release date thing works, not sure if Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo have anything to do with the release date issue. I don't want to blame Sony but to be honest they could have done a lot more to get the developers ready.
As for stranglehold I have a feeling that the collectors edition may have something to do with the release date being different from the 360 release date. I don't know how hard it is to get a Blu ray movie on the same disc as a game.
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