Demos are new to me anyway, the fact that we get them now is much better then the PS2/PSone games where you read reviews, didn't even have Youtube to watch videos and had to go on word of mouth and the box.

No offense to Naughty Dog, but this was a stupid idea to begin with. In five years it'll be dated to pop this game in and see the "Twitter" spot at the bottom. Please take it off.

Unless I pay $50 over ebay, I'll never get the chance to play Ico. They just didn't make enough copies for North America. I want to play that game so bad it's hard to believe. Please please re-release it in ANY form. Whether through a two pack for PS2 with SoTC, via a new version of the PSN store, or by this route.…

I'm sorry, but this is NOT the future of gaming. With connection speeds the way they are for average users, bandwidth caps (mine is 60GB) how do you expect gaming or HI-Def films to shift in that direction? One 360 game is over 6GB, that's a huge chunk of the bandwidth I get.

I entered the code on the PSN website, it accepted and now it won't let me hit continue to add it to the queue. Great.

Because of these announcements and the way Sony is integrating this into pre-existing games I'm seriously considering get it. It all comes down to price now.

Wow, that's strange. When Kotaku first broke the news of this story a commenter had an almost word for word match up to what the EA rep later said. Guess we know our stuff.

I'll finally finish up Tomb Raider: Underworld. Might play some Punisher for PS2 as well. I just bought a PS3 pad that looks like the 360's so I'm going to test it out on various games likes Killzone and Urban Chaos.

Paying for all of the Fallout 3 DLC sounds like a bad idea right now when it'll be $11.49 a pop (including Can tax). With the Game of the Year edition coming out in a week or so for $60 including all of it it doesn't seem like such a deal. For ten bucks more you get it all on one disc and save the HD space.

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Like others here, I doubt this as well. I've gone to two Wal-Mart's, Best Buy, EB Games, music stores and a Futureshop over the past few weeks (some all at once while shopping) and they all had big piles of the Limited Edition. The disc version is selling, the bundle packaging old instruments seems to be selling as…

I would buy a modern remake of "Army Men: Sarge's Heroes". That or make a Toy Story game. The concept of being small in a big world is strangely appealing. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids much?

I only use a Mac and I think Mac gaming is funny. Warcraft 3? Yeah, it'll run that but what's the point in upgrading your machine when you can just get a console?

I had some doubts about this game but it looks to deliver [so far] on a much grander scale then the previous iteration. So far I've seen the snowmobile level and this one and the cinematic touches which are my favourite of this series are in full effect. This will be a day one, Infinity Ward knows what they're doing…

I just completed the game. I thought that even though it got repetitive it was still strangely satisfying (like Brian wrote in the review). There were some odd deaths due to acrobatics.

The only reason I think the Wii is overpriced is because it doesn't play DVD's. What's up with that? It plays games only, which ten years ago wouldn't be an issue but today, that's kind of a big deal. The games are on DVD's, you're telling me they can't make it play movies?

Nice move Sony. They aren't re-releasing games from the sound of it but patching pre-existing games so that they're compatible with the new motion controller. For people who already have those titles it's a nice incentive about not repurchasing to use your new motion controls.

Really? It's coming out tomorrow already? I thought there was DLC for AA coming out in October. I wonder if they'll give us the Dem Bomes pack eventually.