Wait, is this a Wii U exclusive? Aw, man...

@tgwolf That's called keepin' it real. ;-)

Too bad they didn't include an HD port of the PSP's Resistance: Retribution.

When Uncharted: Drake's Fortune was released, I thought for sure that it would go nowhere simply because it was a PlayStation 3 exclusive at a time when the PS3 installed base wasn't very big.

A few years, a few awards, and a couple sequels later, people were going back to buy the original game in order to get the complete story arc or a few more hours of gameplay with Nathan Drake.Of course, there's probably a big advantage to doing it God of War-style and releasing the game to a huge base (e.g. PS2) and then putting out a sequel for the new system (PS3) and taking your well-established audience with you.

Scrolling down and skimming confirms what I expected...that the comments would quickly degenerate into a XBOX 360 vs PlayStation 3 vs PC thread.

Round one...fight!

On a related note, I was not totally surprised to see Angry Birds arrive on the consoles...

I *was* surprised to see it arrived as a boxed set available at retail for $40. I mean, I know it's in HD and all, but a 4,000% markup over the smartphones? C'mon...

@PSYCHOV3N0M That's just the sort of outside-the-box thinking that Rovio is looking for! Do you want a job? :-)

I love to see these classic games get a second lease on life, but these companies (Sony, Sega, Square Enix) always price these games way outside the reasonable range. I'm not paying you $10 for a 17-year-old game that you converted into an app that has about 90 minutes worth of good gameplay in it.Your remade apps should be only three or four dollars.

@DrKill09 @wuushew @1080p Who in the world wants to see a Dreamcast's VGA graphics stretched to 1080p? Sounds pixelicious...

I wouldn't mind the missing zombies if the multiplayer were cross-platform compatible with the PS3.