I dunno, this seems more like an enemy-less version of joust.

In general, language localization not available when importing.

While the PS3 does support region locking, no one does it. Persona 4 Ultimate in Mayonaka Arena was probably the only PS3 game that was ever region locked, and the reasoning was that they were releasing what was effectively the same game in both US and JPN regions within a week of each other (the game contained both…

I think that the two responses you're going to see to your statements are going to be broken down into the categories of:

Everyone says that, but still they play it.

It's a confirm.

Last of Us first. Left Behind uses a good amount of material from the main story as assumed knowledge.

When the session actually starts it's very fast paced and feels approachable, if not maybe a little too hectic. With the grunts in place must players will be able to feel like they're shooting "something" each game, but ultimately enemy pilots sniping from rooftops is the mini-game for the first half of the match.

This exactly.

Pointless, you know they'd just be dicks about the whole thing.

The interesting thing that the Netflix segment overlooks is that it actually originally was specifically a domestication/genetics experiment, but due to cultural pressure that found the research threatening (evolution type stuff) they decided to cover up the experiment by acting like and producing similar to a fur…

The text on that panel reads:

I thought hard about this but the only lesson I could come up with to be learn from this was:

Specifically that is going to have to do with how games are licensed for distribution in the Playstation world. Specifically, the original Konami published Skullgirls had the ID Code "NPUB30645".

If there's anything to be learned from Saint's Row, the only problem with going over the top is trying to figure out how to go even further over the top next time.

The marketing people are just blowing conspiracy theory smoke unfortunately.

No More 映画泥棒！

Ryu no Gotoku? More like "You? No. Goto Japan".

Definitely agree. I'm working on a small circuit I can use to flick the voltage on a DS3's analog sticks just by pushing a button so I can replace the the analog sticks with just two more buttons for star notes.

The reason why you prefer the Vita is because the Vita has almost no input lag due to the calibration of the display and control scheme. The buttons and D-pad are also both really nice as far as the control scheme goes.