I've got a mini-usb cable that came with my creative zen and I was wondering if it can be used with the psp. It might be a stupid question, but I'm probably going to be picking up a psp soon, so I want to be on the safe side.
There are other engines that look better cryengine2 (crysis), comes to mind, but Unreal Engine is so popular because it apparently does a good job of handling both the ps3 and 360, with less changes needed between the two version then other engines. Id software is also releasing id tech5, an engine which is also suppose to work well on both systems.
[QUOTE="Finale-"]Madden is really getting more attention than it deserves. :| MikeE21286
I said this months ago that this game would garner lots of attention becuase it is already known that one version is superior, yet the new review system has no way of showing it and is doing a dis-service to people (because most people just look at the score anyways)
I think if you own both consoles then you're into games enough to read the whole review or you already know about the frame rate.
hey they aren't wrong with what they are saying about Epic. Read the article. It clearly is in favor of Silicon Knights case. And kotaku is the fairest website you can find when it comes to gaming news.
Doesn't the majority of Epic's money come from the Licencing of the Unreal Engines? Why would they be biting the hand that feeds?
I think it's worth a rent or a low price purchase. The destructible environment gameplay and action movie feel delivers, but the 8 levels are way too long and the level design is very cheap.
I think they over emphasized the flooding of the market in this genre and downplayed the greatness of the game. Although Super Stardust is a lot like the other Robotron clones, it's a good clone and should have received an 8 with the exact same written review it has now.
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