"This is a dynamic and fully integrated partnership that brings together two iconic brands across a full array of consumer touch-points."

I have both Vanquish and Fallout: New Vegas arriving in my office from Amazon sometime later today. I've already decided to rush home—after making a cameo happy hour appearance—and start playing Vanquish, which I imagine is the shorter of the two.

While I'm not opposed to DLC in general, the idea of announcing DLC before the game is even launched is a bit much for me.

@Archaotic: This wreaks of Fallout 3's DLC all over again.

@Sakilla: Agreed. I think Fallout 3 prepared me for New Vegas' hardcore mode.

EVE is calling me back.

I swear, we've already had a delay to enable 3D graphics. If this delay is Playstation Move related....

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@S1LV3R_F0X: Between the BC2: Vietnam addon, the new MoH, and the new CoD, I think Vietnam may be the PS3 FPS for me this fall.

@liammiller18: Someone please tell this man what to think; what to buy.

@yoNaturale: Seconded.

@ArmoredCavalry: The problem is, most people don't 'love' BC2 and MW2. Like me, they usually favor one over the other.

I'm okay with this.

@PunkyChipsAhoy: Actually, yes. Yes I would.

Ah. I'm guessing Demon's Souls will have a similar server-side update.

Vanquish and Fallout: New Vegas launch on the same day. The responsible thing to do is to buy Vanquish and hurriedly beat that, before immersing oneself in the world of Fallout, all while keeping in GT5's ever-nearing launch date in mine.

@Bacon12: Games like Peace Walker and Valkyrie Chronicles really make me wish the PS3 could download and play PSP games.

Playable Taliban still don't hold a candle to CoD:MW2's No Russian mission.

@Shiryu: Please don't exist. :P

Front Mission Evolved landed and I don't care.