While it is possible that, if they do make a PS4 version, they'd make it upgradeable for $10 like several other games but that seems to be an option just for the newest releases with versions for both systems. Odds are good there will not be a PS4 version. Same for the Guacamelee game bundle. If you are interested in the games just go ahead and buy them ($7 for Puppeteer is a steal and if I didn't already have the disc I'd jump on that).

Cloud storage is Sony storing your game saves on a central server they maintain. This allows you to access those saves from any place you have your game systems and save the hard drive space for other things.

The only way to make sure you don't lose them again is to download the saves directly to your PS3 and, if allowed by the game makers, those saves can be moved to USB drive/ external drive. Otherwise they will have to stay on your system hard drive.

@cart_man968: If it does cost anything to send it in (which it shouldn't) make him pay it as it was his idiocy that broke the system.

A few other places they can check is Wal-Mart, Target and Toys R Us. No guarantee they will have any in stock at the time either as it has been selling out as fast as they come in.

There are several difficulty levels to it so you'll be able to adjust up if need be. The main drawback is the money suck it is to get the figures needed to check out every section in the game.

There is some appeal there, i think, as the game is a decent action/platformer. Regarding the co-op, two characters can go on the one portal then whoever is player 2 hits X on their controller to show up.

You may have already heard but it was confirmed to be an issue with PSN itself. It is now back online and you should be able to grab that passport now.

No. Just no. As others have said just keep checking stores and you will eventually get one at regular price. Do not feed the scalpers.

@rockinpapa: The warranty through Sony is only good for the region the console is meant for (in this case the USA) so Sony's UK branch will not take any warranty requests for his system.