@bopka: I'm hearing it will be more like MGS3.

I'm loving it so far. This is a good direction. Who else is sick of seeing this girl in flawless perfection? It was desensitizing.

@Nibel: This is the marketing. What else can they fuck up? The cover is much better than Y3 too.

Autumn 2011? Whaaa? I thought this was a Spring release.

@antizen.: A-ring-a-ding-ding.

ehhh... I see more from inFamous 2. The gameplay trailer ensures me that they are making a huge improvement.

@wild7s:

@Sugoi: It was built on PhyreEngine.

@Frankazoid: I do have both, click my name and you'll find I have a gamertag.

Uh.

@MentionedTenderly: I don't know how many times I have to iterate this.

@The Anti-Fanboy: Of course it would only be one reason for why the sales numbers are evening out.

25 million Xbox Live connections and 45 million consoles sold?

@Luke Plunkett: Looks like it.

Looks like this review doesn't mention that the PS3 version also has an entirely new tracklist called "Modern" along with the old PC songs called "Classic". So the PS3 game has about twice as many puzzles.

@DocSeuss: If you examine closely, you can see that the trim on the PS3's they have is satin, not chrome.

@Kobun: ohmygoshhhh

@PsychoNun: The fact that they still care enough to do it even when it won't directly generate cash is commendable.

From the footage here, and knowing its made by the Yakuza guys at SEGA, while this could be "pre-rendered", it's definitely in-engine. Looks very much like what we've already seen them do on PS3.

PSP truly is dead.