YES!

I play games to relax and have fun, not get pissed.

ANY game where I die over and over trying to beat a boss or get past a certain part = too hard.

ALL games should have difficulty options. Crank it up if you want or turn it down if you want.

The ABSOLUTE BEST example of a GREAT difficulty scale is OBLIVION. I loved the fact that I could tweak the difficulty so precisely. It was like having 100 levels of difficulty. Also, being able to change it mid game was SO NICE. I could ramp it up a bit for more of a challenge or turn it down if there was a part that was giving me some difficulty. I NEVER ONCE got even annoye with that game. LOVE IT.

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look up a the stickies

I got mine today when I preordered MGS4 LE and GT5:Prologue

It's Tekken 5: Dark Ressurection. It's ported formt the arcade version with beefed up graphics. It's 1080p and runs like butta. It's awesome. It has online play now. Buy it.

Super Stardust HD is awesome! Too bad I suck at it and can't beat the first planet.

Leopard > Tiger.

Spaces.

Time Machine.

Quicklook.

Boot Camp.

this thread fails so hard.... lol

fanboy thread quoting fanboy article on faboy site

nice work...

THE CORRECT ANSWER IS YES.

Anyone wanna answer my previous question?

WHAT exactly do you want to do with in game XMB that couldn't be handled by developers implementing friends list and custom soundtracks?

I am really interested in what is so special about accessing the XMB during a game.

Guys - What is the big feakin' deal about In Game XMB? I mean really, what are you going to do with it? Stop playing a game and go look at your theme? We already know that game developers can implement the friends list since it's been done with several games. We also know that devs can implement custom sound tracks if they want to. So again, what's the big deal with in game XMB? Sony probably didn't develop it becasue it's not really a very useful feature. No, custom sound tracks, that should be built in like the 360.