PC gamers, hear ye,

fine, the one below it - not so much.

Dissidia-2 and Crisis-Core were the last final fantasy games I enjoyed.

How could these even be considered?

If only every landscape was scalable, not just land, but even mountains in the far distance.

"There are lots of really big public companies that make a lot of money that are loved by their consumers," Wilson said. At that moment, he clearly wasn't talking about EA, consecutively voted two years running by online readers of The Consumerist as the Worst Company in America.

For me it was sliding down a bridge of sorts, at that moment, those few seconds. I was almost paralyzed. The change in lightings, the music getting powerful, the angle of the camera. Goosebumps. Jaw-dropped.

From the haunting guitar to the melancholy vocals, it's perfect. In an incredibly rare moment in gaming, you're being manipulated not by explosions, or camera angles, or a flow of enemies, but by a...song.

Two old games given for free each month, to users who've been paying $60/a year for a long time. Thats the least they can do.

Alright, it doesn't seem like it'll be amazing in any way, although I actually laughed during the trailer here and there.

"get lost."

I like Shu. He doesn't usually respond on twitter for things that won't happen anytime soon. But does give feedback to things that could be change.

I'd say get it for the free games.

Whats more bizarre is having to pay for skype through XBL.

Neither have an impressive line-up.
Launch games should never be the sole reason to buy a system.
So the basis of a few games on a months timeline is the reason for a to-be 5-7 year old console?

I'm pretty sure they were in some school or university.

Thats all well and known earlier.

I guess that isn't necessarily just for sony exclusives, but even more so to most big-name published titles?

But at least I am able to replace it, yeah?

So that means: