Cause I have a PS3 and I go on here to get the scoop on all games via forums, including Katamari, MW2, etc, etc? And maybe their employee read this? I don't know how these things works.

There were a bunch on MW2 forum saying they can't wait to play the level of killing civilians. I question if that was what the content creator had in mind, and I get the boot. Nice.

I don't know about MW2, I have to play it. But yeah, Uncharted was overrated. It was great, it was impressive, but it wasn't one of my best gaming experience ever. Nothing still comes close to Shadow of the Colossus in terms of gaming experience.

It's hard to say.

The reason that this summer, video game and backyard furniture stuff are selling great, is because, going out for leisure actually costs more.

If you don't know what to do, cancel the order, wait till you are sure of what you want to do with the money. It's not like the PS3 will be sold out, or a holiday discount sale would be over, or that you want to be on a multiplayer game that would be dead pretty soon.

Hold on to that money till life of your family is back on track, and till you're certain what to do with it.

Battlefield : Bad Company. Just got it, playing it now. Really fun, not much gore. I'm almost done, and I can't even remember seeing any.

I'm fine with PS3.I still have like a dozen games in my collection that I want to play, and upcoming PS3 games all look super awesome.

Just work with Nvidia to give us that 3D thing already. And there's that 1-to-1 motion thingy.

Well, the question just boils down to which games come in when January is here. But if I could get only one game for 2010, or, in fact, if I could get only one game for my PS3, it would be The Last Guardian.

First game to get come 2010 will probably be either MAG, or Super Monkey Ball for the Wii Balance Board.

Bionic Commando and Mirror's Edge.

The two PS3 games that stood out from the games I've played and really had me loving almost every minute of it ( nothing's perfect ). Both didn't get the love.

In Bionic Commando, the amount of action and stunts you can chain together is crazy. And it's not like your regular game where you try not to loose a chain of combos to gather points to summon a lethal hit, it's really just out of pure need for dodging, targeting, getting to your enemy, getting away from your enemy, getting your weapons, etc, etc, kicking-arse, all in mid-air. Feels good.

In Mirror's Edge. You get to run around at super fast pace, doing all kinds of stunts (in a very finely designed environment), to dodge bullets. And when you can chain together a long run, it feels super awesome.

I just finished Uncharted 2. It's great, with seamless blockbuster action-flick cinematics. It has good rhythm and good story. But in the end, I just felt that I was amazed by it, that it was a very finely created game in every technical and artistic aspect. But for Bionic Commando and Mirror's Edge, it really felt awesome, like I was some super-human or something.