Three really odd trends of this new generation, that boggle the mind. Men wearing woman's jeans, Suits that three sizes too small, and Giant headphones.

It's like people are trying to look lame on purpose this generation. Imagine a guy wearing woman's jeans, with massive headphones, wearing a skin tight suit with buttons bursting at the seams, that's what I see when I think social media generation.

I don't know which is weirder this or the really big suits with giant shoulder pads of the 80s.

Don't wear them, headphones are the ugliest trend of the social media generation. They were never popular when I was a kid, because they ruin your style. Style is more important then audio fidelity. Remember you always need to look stylish. So throw out those nasty JayZ wannabe looking things and just use a pair of earphones, like every other generation.

PatLabor 1 and 2 (Movies Only)

Just read the Gamespot article on Street Fighter V and Tomb Raider being permanent exclusives, and how game devs are complaining that games cost too much to make and don't make back money and how that's why they now need to make exclusive deals to offset dev costs.

Somewhere in the article it says the Street Fighter IV sold 3.3million units ($150,000,000) in revenue and just barely broke even.

Up until now I had no idea games could cost $150m to make. Really $150m to make Street Fighter?

This seems ridiculous for any video game. I feel that games cost way too much and devs need to start figuring out ways to make them cheaper otherwise there will be no more mulitiplats in the future, because 3.3million units just to recoupe seems completely illogical.

Anyone else feel that video games development costs have gone off the rocker. There are no movie stars involved, no huge sets, no huge explosions, everything is done by a programmers, and a group of creative execs with maybe some voice actors. What are they spending there money on?

Yakuza Kanzan, and pretty much any Yakuza not localized.

and 7th Dragon, looked kickass

Because Sony thought free online would help them win the last console war, but in the end people took it for granted.

If people were more grateful for PS3s free online play, then maybe Sony would have kept it.

People always take things for granted until its gone.

Completely out of the blue, but I found Bushido Blade recently and found myself remembering the hundreds of hours I plugged into this game playing against friends back in the days. To this day I've never seen another game like it. It's the only realistic sword fighting game ever made, no health bar, one hit death, and body and limp damage. You can even kick dirt at your foes to blind them. This game was light years ahead of it's time, having never been matched since. The amount of strategy involved was just insane.

Anyone know if there's anything like this game for the current gen? Or is there a future sequel in the plan?