Wow, double standard anyone? Hillcrest sure as hell makes stuff that used motion control.

If the DS3 thing is true, and if I can load on CFW... I'm buying one.

I think that girl forgot to put on clothes as she left the house.

@Burguois, Teabagger of Olde: THIS IS GONNA BE AWESOME!

These guys aren't patent trolls. I know a couple guys who work there, serious technical types. They do in fact do stuff with motion controls.

Looking forward to the Warhawk expansion. Should have some decidedly fascinating effects on how maps play out.

So, yeah... whatever changes you were going to make to the game for the Wii, just make a 360 re-release with them. Or $10 DLC.

@: Japan's "console preference" for RPGs is the DS, and to a lesser extent, the PSP. It's absolutely laughable to think that the PS3 is somehow their preferred RPG platform when there are only like three RPGs on it, total.

@FeatherNET: Yes, when they fail miserably at putting one on my face.

I liked the single player PSU. IMHO, they should have dropped the whole MMORPG thing and focused on co-op - which is exactly what they did in PSP. I'm hoping they pursue a similar path for PSU2.

@Iramaj1: Source? No, of course, you don't have one.

I ran through a mission in DMC4 last night, and I didn't encounter any issues. Also played some Ar Tonelico, FWIW.

This is Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, more likely than not.

If Infinite Undiscovery becomes a system seller, I'll be completely blown away. This has very little to do with IU or RB2 - it's just the typical holiday price drop.

I can see why they ported FF13 to the 360 - those numbers ain't exactly amazing. They're going to need to hit very, very hard when FF13 and DQ9 get released.

Who didn't see this coming? Honestly. You really missed the time for outrage, which was back when they were charging for gamer pictures and themes.

Looks like I'm gonna need to buy the first one, even if it sucked a bit.

@dv8godd: He's building a gatehouse. You don't need gates unless there's something to fight against.

The irony, of course, is that if they had released a sandbox DLC pack for the 360 for $5-$10, it would probably have looked, played, and sold better than this.

Didn't they announce the movie as National Treasure 2?