Just because it's broken doesn't mean you have to lose your data. Take out the hard drive from the flap on the side (or base if you stand the ps3 up), get a new cheap 20 or 40 gig system, and replace the hard drive with the one from ur 60 gig. Problem solved, all for a little cash. Course, if you don't want to spend that, Sony won't accept an exchange for a system with its hard drive removed; it voids the warranty I think. So, then you'd have to ship it for an exchange losing your data in the process.
Sounds fair to me. As long as we don't get any annoying interruptions, I wouldn't mind. After all, there is big potential for advertisement within videogames. Of course, there will be context issues. It would be a bit weird exploring the wasteland in Fallout 3 and admiring the radiation-peeled pseudo-retro propaganda cartoons, only then to be blasted with a modern, pristine Lynx Temptation billboard.
I can't believe once you're at level 20, you stop levelling. This ceases advancement of previously undeveloped skills and stops you from gettin those perks you always wanted. I know it acts as a way to make sure you develop your character wisely, and I could just make a new character and develop him differently, but I don't want to go through all that again just to get a few extra perks and skill levels. Dammit, I don't understand why bethesda didn't implement the Oblivion system, whereby you get better at skills by just using them. When I repair my guns and apparel, I expect to get better at doing so just as I would do in real life should I practice reparation.
MGS is one of my favourite series' of all time. However, I did think MGS4 was a tad convoluted and a little ridiculous. You never spent enough time in one area. You kind of feel you're being dragged helplessly through a rough, but undoubtedly beautiful technical showcase. And Snake's 'old' voice gets on my nerves. And that stupid moustache!
Probably the God Of War 1 rotating spiked coloums. Geezus christ, how many times did I try that damn climb before succeeding? Valuable lifetime burnt away!
I'd be Albert Wesker. He's so sly and smug, sitting around in his big leather chair all day, ordering women around. He's so weak, and yet no one ever gets to him. Except, because Sod's law exists, now that I've said that, Albert will probably die at the end of Resident Evil 5. Damn.
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