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I agree with this a lot. The only console I ever got at launch was the 3DS. And like the video says, there weren't many games at first. And I kind of got burned when they dropped the price a few months after launch. Luckily Nintendo fixed this buy giving amb***adors 20 free virtual console games.

I know people will disagree, but I can;t think of any game that looks better than Wind Waker HD at the moment. That game held up visually without an HD upgrade. The HD upgrade just really takes it to the next level.

I wish they were cheaper obviously, but I don;t think they are egregiously high. I know that even at $60 dollars a pop, some smaller developers are finding it hard to stay afloat. This has actually lead to the growth of the indie game scene though, so it is actually not all bad.

I have heard that it isn't all it's cracked up to be. You work long hours and often play terrible games. You aren't just playing through a game, you are playing the same section of a game over and over again, looking for problems.

For me, the best games I have played this year are all on the 3DS. I would have to decide between Animal Crossing New Leaf and Pokemon X and Y. They are both outstanding additions to their respective franchises.

I think it will be a solid addition to the Sony legacy. I still think that most people view the PS2 as Sony's standout console.

I will wait until I see the full song list. I think the Just Dance games are fun, but I don't need to get every version of the game. it needs to have a standout track list for me to pick it up.

It seems like most people were like me and didn't even know that the PS1 had this feature. That right there shows the difference between the gaming industry back then and now. Nowadays, Sony would never hide a feature like that. They would sell it up in order to make their console more appealing.

I respect your opinion, but have to disagree on the overall quality of games on the N64. It had Mario 64, Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Paper Mario, Smash Bros, the Mario Party games, Banjo Kazooie, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Diddy Kong Racing, Goldeneye, etc.

The PS1 was the more powerful console. The Saturn was more like a 1/2 step or 3/4 step between generations. The PS1 on the other hand, was a full generational step from the SNES Genesis era.

I don't own any PS3 games because I don't own a PS3. I just borrow someone's when I want to play it. For games in general, I own between 30 and 40. I really don't keep track to be honest.

I have to truly be interested in a game to buy it based on good ratings. I am not going to just plop down some cash on the latest game that so and so gave a 10. With that said, I take reviews into account when buying games that I am interested in .

I believe that is called redbook audio when there was music on the game discs. I never did this when I was a kid probably because we didn't have a computer and I didn't even know about t until I was an adult.

I think fans would be happy with a game that plays similarly to War for Cybertron. While that game had it's flaws, it was a good game overall.

I tend to game a little bit during the week. It depends on what I have to do that week. A lot of times I will just game on the train to pass the time.

This is interesting. I never knew that the name meant anything. Still, the question was actually about why they named it Playstation. I can't really say for sure, but maybe it was to differentiate itself from the names of other consoles at the time. There were no names that sounded like it in...

I bought both FFX-2 and FFXII, but never really played the. Well, I played the, but didn't get very far. I only put a couple hours into each of those before putting them down.

Wow that is nuts. They are going all out. This is a genius move on Sony's part though. Store managers are obviously going to push Sony products harder now because of this gift.

I sold my PSP years ago, but even then, I never had many games. I only had Valkyrie Profile. To be honest, the games just didn't appeal to me much as compared to the DS games of the time.

If it plays well, it will be awesome. If not, ehh. South Park in general is awesome, but they have really failed to ever make a decent game based around the series.