Wow, that's an awesome bundle. I already own everything in it, so not for me, but that's an awesome chance for people to grab some fantastic games!

Yeah. It'd just seem weird to me to do only PSN if it's a full size title, instead of both, but that does cut out a huge amount of expenses, so I could see it happening. Wouldn't really be surprised if it's a smaller title, but I'm hoping it's not!

Hmm. If it's a PSN only release, I'd figure it'd be a smaller scale game, but the description makes it sound like a normal Ratchet & Clank game. I'm interested to see more about it. I love me some Ratchet & Clank!

It's absolutely been worth every penny for me. As others have mentioned, the free games you get go away if you ever drop your subscription, but any discounted games you pick up (basically anything you pay ANYTHING for) are yours to keep forever. I think it's a fantastic deal, and have gotten a ton of great, free…

The non-PS+ ones are still 30% off, which may explain it?

Hmm, I think it may be time to pick up Infamous 2 and L.A. Noire with those PS+ prices.

It's a good game to just hop in and mess around with for awhile.

They'd been banking on "all-star" team members since I first remember hearing about the game, and not just Salvatore. Whenever entertainment products of any type do that I just get wary of them, like they're trying to hide a shoddy product behind big names. I know in this case they were trying to generate interest…

Kudos to the people hitting up Inferno on Hardcore. I'd like to get a hardcore to 60 at some point, but I'd probably hit 60 before venturing too far into Hell difficulty. Inferno is just nuts.

I died once to him trying to just eat his aoe blasts when he jabs both his arms in the ground and spawns them everywhere. As long as that's avoided, he should be pretty straightforward skull bashing.

Is it sad that I JUST realized that he was actually self-proclaimed as "Mr. Caffeine"? I thought everyone just called him that because he looked like he was hyped up on caffeine. That makes it even more sad, haha.

Because Koro-chan is the bessstttt.

I think this is AFTER the offender's face we're talking about. It could still be smoldering.

"Those damn flying insects who shoot smaller insects. If you're unlucky enough to be fighting something else and have them show up, well... good luck playing Diablo III: Bullet Hell."

I've never played them, as much as I've heard about them over the years. Perhaps this is a sign.

Act IV D2 was actually a pretty short act (4-6 zones IIRC), probably on par, or even shorter than D3's Act IV. Act V D2 was gigantic, but it was an expansion, so yeah.

I made a point to play by myself my first time through so I could take everything in at my own pace. Took me a little over 20 hours to get through everything, but it was enjoyable. Now I'm free to rush around to my heart's desire.

In my opinion, Act II of D3 is the Act III of D2. Annoying enemies that everyone hates, seems to go on and on and on due to a lot of areas that you need to thoroughly explore (and just being plain long), etc.

Yeah, it's a weird situation. I think instead of trying to mess with that, they'll just try to eliminate high latency issues as much as possible. Hardcore Inferno is already going to be an insanely difficult task. I can only imagine the frustration of dying to lag at that tier.

On hardcore though?