i dont mean in the actual sense. i dont feel bad about it or anything.

kind of just presenting it as a little antecdote.

is that how you spell antecdote by the way?

so i was with my girlfriend and her roommate.

we came back from eating, and outside their apartment complex is a narrow staircase to go up to their floor.

my girlfriend went up the stairs and then her roommate and i tried to go up at the same time.

i stopped and let her go first, then thought to myself how much of a gentleman i was.

then i checked out her patootie as she was going up in front of me.

then i laughed to myself.

no.

my problem with the game was with the story.

they never told you enough of it to make you care about what you were doing.

that, and the combat was spotty and unsatisfying.

this isnt a rumour.

rockstar has confirmed that they are working on a ps3 exclusive title.

it is still untitiled and no details other than its ps3 exclusivity have been announced.

definitely worth it, but im a huge fan of concept art books and things like that.

the soundtrack and lock-box seemed really cool to have.

and the duffel bag seems like it would be a great bragging item.

I would like to think that it does add a lot to the overall gameplay experience. Imagine playing Metroid Prime: Hunters at a wifi spot in some cafee and playing against your friends, or spending some time at the beach in your town in Animal Crossing: Wild World with a friend, or competing with a friend or random people from around the world (or regional if you so choose) in Mario Kart DS. Playing the single player game can be fun but even more fun can be derived from playing with a friend...who may be on the other side of the world from you.aries8269

but would you pick the ds game with worse graphics and controls with multiplayer over a console version of the same game without?

people say mariokart ds is the best of the series due to the multiplayer had by wifi.

would wifi multiplayer make other games limited by the ds hardware better than their console mates?

as you may or may not know, some games on the nintendo ds allow some multiplayer gameplay with only one copy of the game. the person without the game downloads a temporary and partial portion sent from the person with the game card. they then play a limited version of the game. (the data is lost when the system is turned off)

do you think that this would be a feasible and worthwhile feature for the xbox 360?

ive got to say bioshock.

all of the character design, voice acting, and actions made me feel like everyone around me was completely insane.

i mean, completing cohen's masterpiece, or just that entire level in general is so demented.