That's just not how things work and it will never happen. If there's only one console, is it just one company manufacturing it and profiting? Or do you expect the current three console manufacturers to share and play nice?

*PlayStation Certified gaming experience

Still wondering why people haven't gotten sick of Rockstar's "sandbox" games yet. I struggled to get through Vice City and haven't touched them since.

Lame... Kotaku picking on Fox News again. All of the news networks provide equally laughable coverage for anything outisde the normal box of politics and news. When they get into things they have no idea about, like games, they sound extremely foolish to anyone knowledgeable. So why not go find a CNN or MSNBC or…

Terrible picture of Edgeworth... the hand placement is just wrong. Insta-buy as soon as it comes to the US though. Along with any other AA game.

@edhe: Yes, really. This review echoes a lot of what I was thinking playing through half of Halo 1 (got too bored to play anymore of it).

@HYRUL3: He could still steer back onto land. But the near death is the only logical reason the other kid is all ready to go at it as Luigi.

Those kids love Pac-Man, but not enough to actually be playing it.

@edhe: No, just a valid opinion.

A void of a character for a void of a game series. Fitting.

@Vexorg: I would guess that 99% of Kotaku readers have no idea what a BBS is. Memories.

I saw a Return to Zork image and figured there had to be a rye video in there. It was a pretty good game except for the potential game breaking part near the end where you have to build a bridge. Hope you didn't ditch any inventory items.

An early good one I remember is Zelda II. High jumping above Horsehead and quickly killing him with downthurst was awesome.

I can't recall any such lies. But then, I've done things like beat Contra while only dying twice and finishing the entire Nintendo Gallery in Wind Waker.

@Tiller: I'm with you on the games. They seem to be selling it as "play PS3 games on a small screen," but what's the point? In contrast, Nintendo's handhelds provide a lot of experiences that are different than what you find on their consoles.

Sony says the price point will make sense. They also said we should feel privileged to spend only $600 for the PS3. Everything NGP related will be more expensive than people are hoping it will be.

Real or not, it's hideous.

Zero competition.

I disagree wholeheartedly, but at least you didn't pick the basketball game.

Again, I expect to see these sort of articles once we find out the PSP2 price. Either it's going to be even more, or Sony is going to be losing money on hardware again. Or both.