Sounds good to me. I'd give it an 8/10 simply because it's no JauntyCorn :P

I pretty much focus on a single game until I get bored with it or another game catches my attention (read-my boyfriend reminds me that I haven't played the new game yet)

The only two ways are to buy BulletStorm Epic ED and get on beta a week early or Pre Order GoW3. I see copys OF BSED on ebay right now, thats where i'll be getting mine.

wretch0101

Backwards compatability, while convenient, can be tricky to add to a system, takes up space and adds to the price. I did have one of the original 60GB PS3's when they came out. I got the bundle from Sams that included an extra controller and the bluetooth remote. I'd like to have the BC option back, but it was buggy in the old systems. Playing my PS2 games was a pain because it would glitch or freeze after only about 10 minutes of playing.If they bring it back in the next gen system, they need to have all the bugs worked out and have it working properly. As it is, they aren't worried about putting it back in the slimsbecause they are still selling PS2 systems. You can't get them new in most places anymore, but they still see a little profit from the refurb systems and until that disappears they will not bring back BC.

I have no problem with it seeing as my TV, along with most of the TVs that are being sold now, has 3 A/V inputs and a couple component inputs. I can easily have both Sony systems and my 360 plugged in. Though even with a single A/V jack, the A/V cord for all three Playstation systems is essentially the same and interchangable. Being too lazy to switch a single cable is about as bad as being too lazy to either replace the batteries or just press the button on the TV when your remote dies. Or being too lazy to plug in the controller when the battery is low and just waiting until it dies and turning off the game. Not intended to be an insult, but it does demonstrate the point of how silly that is, doesn't it?

Bulletstorm is pretty addictive as well.

Ilovegames1992

This game is obviously not for everyone. It's basically a game where you can just murder everything in a multitude of ways while getting points for being creative. Yes, you can come up with your own creative kills and not get points for it, but the skill list can be manipulated into having multiple skills used at once. For instance, you thump an enemy and leash him toward you (yank) then wrap a flail around him and kick him at a group of other enemies (homie missile) and detonate him on impact (gang bang). You could even add a grenage gag to it if you manage to get the flail around the enemy's head. Do it all while drunk on nom juice and you get an intoxicated. Then if you happen to pull this off while blinded by a flair you get a blind fire on top of all the others. The skills stack otherwise you'd never get some of the point totals that are showing up. The trick is knowing how to maximize the number you stack. I've had this game since release and I still play it. The MP problem mostly stems from people going after personal kills or just shooting. The whole point of Anarchy is team kills which just flys right over a majority of the gaming population's collective heads. Its attraction is its unique ideas. No, it's not the first to focus on team play, but it doesn't reward personal kills the way other games do. It doesn't need to have a MP mode that copy cats every other goddamn FPS out there. If you want a versus mode with just all out team vs team, play another game. Bulletstorm was meant to be played with friends. Think Halo not COD.

I like this game. I haven't stepped into the Anarchy mode yet, but that's because I'm still working on the campaign simply because I lack the free time to play for hours on end. I would suggest that anyone questioning whether they will enjoy it try out the demo first. It will give you a feel for the game play and as helpful as reviews are, your own opinion means more than someone who may not have the same taste in games as you do.

Seriously, if you can get your hands on a transfer cable, that's the way to go to make this whole process easy and seamless. That's its purpose. I've done it a couple of times and it works great. The only thing I had to worry about was transferring my licenses which isn't difficult at all.DJ_Magneto

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[QUOTE="Peanutbutterz"]I'm buying a PS3 tomorrow, and I was wondering what would be some games to play first on the system? Preferably, something with good replay value and has multiplayer features.Peanutbutterz

Hey guys I have $50 credit with amazon right now.. what games/game should i get? I have all cods, bfbc2, demon souls, god of wars, gt5, red dead assasins creeds, uncharteds, and I think that is it. What would you recommend as far as older games I might have missed out on, co-op games (local) or any other?

LeeGro89

I'm buying a PS3 tomorrow, and I was wondering what would be some games to play first on the system? Preferably, something with good replay value and has multiplayer features.Peanutbutterz