My rarest game is the Dead Space Ultra Limited Edition it is (281/1000). It was only released on the EA website. It would only be sent to a U.S. mail box. The last time I saw it sold on ebay it went for $785. http://www.amazon.com/Dead-Space-Ultra-Limited-Pieces/dp/B001J1V41S

That sucks, the same thing happened to me on bioshock and all I can tell you is to start over.

yeah if Activision cut support I really wouldn't care. they don't come out with much that is any good.

that looks good but my tv has some great sound and I don't need anything louder or more crisp.

The cover art looks great and I can't wait to play it.

I would go with Broken Steel because it raises the level cap, it adds to the story, and it makes it so you can still play after beating it. So you can still do side quests that you didn't finish.

Now I owned a 360 before I had a PS3 and even though I mainly play PS3 anymore I nver really felt like I had been screwed over by valve. Of course I did own The orange box on 360. When I saw the guy from valve up there I was like ok so now you're going to support this system after ripping on it. But i'm really more of a forgive and forget type person when it comes to these types of thing. So yes, I do support valve and will buy their game when it comes out. Hopefully other PS3 owners will do the same.

I go through that every couple months, it only really lasts for like 2-4 weeks for me but I never think about selling my games or systems. I find that going back to old games on the NES, SNES, Genesis, and dreamcast sometimes sparks my interest again. This is mainly just because the games on those systems are just so much fun and are more of pick up and play instead of having to play for hours just to get good again.

Medal Of Honor

I agree, the sony press conference was amazing. All the new games they showed were great, but the best was saved for last. when I heard vehicle combat, I was like Twisted Metal FTW. I couldn't believe my eyes when sweet tooth showed up.