@TRT-X: Fully agree. Multiple people on the same instrument is a ridiculous notion, and when they're toting it as one of the major features, they're in trouble.
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No Wi-Fi, and no DLC. Cool plan, Activision. Cause everyone has three friends in close proximity who own a DS and a penchant for gimped versions of milked franchises.
@TrueCrime: Oh god, if only. I'd love to work for Harmonix.
@AncientUnknown1: I'd have to completely disagree with you. If Rock Band and Guitar Hero were not innovated upon on a yearly basis (though Harmonix has been the one doing all the innovating), I could see the genre dying a horrible death.
I know they have to be in the game, but I really wish they would get it out of the way and announce "She Loves You", "All You Need Is Love", "Let It Be", "We Can Work It Out", and "Help!"
I was worried as hell that the Prestige price would be way over two hundred dollars, seeing as how a pair of NVGs should be no less than 400-500 dollars.
@geiko:
That's cool. I've got the 360 for the spin-offs, and my PS3 for the real MGS games.
Goddamn it.
I like the top right. I like how the green looks, and Terry (one of my original FF favorites) being in the picture is the clincher. Bottom left would be my runner-up.
@gyoshi:
Sweet, it should be absolutely no problem to max it out. It looks like it might be a pretty game, too.
I'm gonna have to be in the extreme minority and say that I hate the fact there's no unlockables.
So, that Japanese guy is a eunuch?
I had the chance to buy one earlier (seeing as how I'm one of those people who stays up till midnight to see the new Woots), but passed because I couldn't justify 139.99 on an HDMI port, as much as I really want one. =/
Renegade owns hard, as anyone who's ever seen Billy Madison will know, but I'm super pumped for "Take It On The Run". Always thought that would be an epic choice, so I'm glad to once again give Harmonix my money, as it's been a few weeks now.
Guess I'm the only person actually having fun with the game so far.