[QUOTE="nc_soldier"]Mirror's edge? a short, and repetitive game is better then mgs4, geow 2, r2, NMH and such?? iLiveBy2words

And MGS4 isn't short with its 4 hour story? From that perspective, Mirror's Edge is twice as long.

some1 over at GT posted this: The Japanese PSN Network is light years ahead of ours. They can customize their ID name color, they can see the ID cards in game and everything. It's practically just like Xbox live except they don't have game list yet.

Is there rly that big of a difference??? they can change their psn ID when ever they want? even choose a color? and watch each others ID cards in game??? why cant we do all this =(???

But Snake is technically dead now :cry:mep69

[QUOTE="nc_soldier"][QUOTE="3picuri3"] want to show us some proof re: PS2? best I can find is an article from LATE 2003 saying 1 million had just been reached. so you're saying another 1 million sold in 2 years? in a country with only 4.6 million people? i find that really really really hard to believe. 3picuri3

[QUOTE="nc_soldier"]

In Norway=P Yes, i'm sitting here with the Norwegian newspaper called "Aftenposten" and it says that ps3 which has been in the lead for a long time was finally outsold by the wii. Ps3 is at 108k sold and the wii at 116k. The 360 on the other hand is behind both, even though it went on sale 16 months before the ps3 and wii and is priced at 1500kr compered to the wii at 2200kr and ps3 at 4000kr.

Now, these numbers dosn't mean anything in the big picture as all three consoles sell more then that every month in both the US and Japan. But it does show that the fact that Sony dominated the market last gen does matter when ppl go and buy a current gen system. Also a fun fact: Ps2 sold over 2million units here last gen (in a country with 4-5million people) which means that about 50% of the people living in Norway owned/owns a Ps2.

3picuri3

[QUOTE="Sonir77"][QUOTE="beerm_basic"]norway......who caresCreepyBacon

And then you come to realize theres more people in London than norway itself. One single city. And Microsoft rules here.

Then you realize the UK would fit into a single state, which the 360 also rules over.

Those little countries, seriously do not mean anything in the big picture, if they did you can bet they'd be trying a bit harder to win them over, as it is, Europe outside of the UK is neglected rather badly Live wise.