@frankjaeger: PSP Go called. It says we can't quite yet, at least not on a console/handheld basis anyway.

It seems to me that most people here have been down the "I played M-rated games when I was younger and I'm OK for it" road, and I think the reason for that is, our parents knew us well enough to trust that we wouldn't go and copy everyting we saw and were doing on TV (or the fact that it was so unreal to the point of…

@-MasterDex-: I was about to say the same. Only after my six-pack, I move onto the vodka and shots :P

I saw this earlier, retweeted by someone else. Instant follow.

@The Forgetful Brain: Hammill blames Star Wars for ruining his acting career due to being repeatedly typecast after Luke Skywalker.

@Silent: I have a similar-style one to what FuuRe has, and I prefer nylon strings as well (not sure if it's classical though, I'm not well versed in the differences between).

@Shandy706: That's the thing. None of us would be raging about these differences if the gaming media's trolls didn't make such a huge deal about it. Different versions of games are always going to happen for whatever reasons, just get the one you want and move on.

@Nihilexistentialist: Played both. Not owned both. There's a difference (He could have played the PS3 version at a friend's house and bought it on 360 himself, or vice versa)

@cfive3: HEAVY IS CREDIT TO TEAM!

@The Queen of Everything got a star!: Yeah, ever since they showed The Casting back at E3 2006 (which eventually turned out to be Lauren), New Line have had the movie rights.

Interesting that they have it Modern Warfare 2 themed...

@VileMethoD: I'll break my reply down into 3 parts so that I know what parts I'm replying to and not intertwine them and go all Tim Rogers here.

@Deanb: You know what's worse? Say you live with your family and there's about 3 using the same console. That means one code that comes with the game is used, and you have to shell out twice more on other people's profiles just so that they can play online under their own Gamertag/PSN.

@MCX405: Probably, I'd imagine the code only works on one account and is classed as used afterwards.

@Bill Clinton: I'm finished college for good this weekend, and moving back home for a while for work, so looks like I'll be playing this one solo when it comes out.

@VincentGrey: That's the idea. He had GH3 before, meaning he had the Les Paul first, then when RB was bought he would have 2 guitars for full 4-player. But since the Les Paul is broke, he's forced to use the Stratocaster.

@Michael Dukakis: I wouldn't fret over this if I were you, it'll still sell software at least.

@Foxhack: Only for used games. People buying new won't have this issue at all, which is what publishers and developers are aiming for in the first place.

@ninjacrusader: Then it doesn't benefit us at all. It's purely a business decision. Of course, if you always buy new anyway then it won't affect you in the slightest, just punch in the redeem code that comes with your game once and proceed as normal.

Michael Dukakis.