@Fociz: Just remember than next time you upgrade your PC and think "crap, i could just buy a cheap 360 for the price of a good RAM stick and enjoy great games without being a dick about it."

@Emran Qadir Ismail:

@Gileadxv: unfortunately their hands are tied by the publisher relationships with retail stores.

@DocSeuss: other people have other things to be spending $80 worth on.

@DocSeuss: the forest really did creep me - when you progress into a zone and the weather comes in, the trees batter about and you *know* those shadows are hiding more than 1 guy..

@EyeR8: you could get blur and split/second both for under £20 together i bet now.

@Kevek90: also the lighting engine is AWESOME. Combat's dangerous but fun - a challenge in places.

@Killer Toilet: no ep3, ep2 was last one i believe.

Awesome game - i rented it, sadly, 'cos i'm poor.

Oh please MS market this...

Incredibly awesome thread of awesome.

@TheRealDoshu: he can write any word, spelling is great but his handwriting's still of a 5 year old hand ;)

@excaliburps: aye but who's going to care? the people that will play those games have already bought the console.

anyone recommend some good innocent DS puzzle games for a just-turned 5 year old with the brain of a 10 year old?

@nukee: took me over a hundred hours, including dlc & all non-karmic cheevs.

@mironym_k: that demo wasn't ideal.

@stranger77: yeah it's a fair point. the more the devices stay online the better info the devs can get on that.

@excaliburps: problem now is how they're going to continue to be relevant in a market with BD players under $150 and a competitor that just released a peripheral from "teh future".

@infinitezero: your statistic is crude :)

@Ctrl-Z: so you're implying that we should all move to Oz?