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Yeah a full-blown remake or a sequel to that would be really interesting. Or some other game that uses a similar concept with the injuries and whatnot. Could be intense.

Well, the PS3 can play PS1 disks, so that is not the issue. Still, this is a huge, lazy rip-off. I'd rather just buy the games online individually and save some money in the process. That way I also have the choice of what versions to go for.

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If it works well, those kinds of things are definitely interesting. I mean being able to continue playing your games for a bit after going to bed or maybe while cooking something in the kitchen or on the toilet (cooking something in the toilet? what?) is definitely an attractive bonus and a good...

Sonic Generations was definitely good and a step in the right direction. That's why I don't get how there was no real DLC for that or why they refuse to do a sequel for that game or another one that follows the same basic formula. Because that game could've been great with just a few tweaks when...

Storytelling in video games is still so full of untapped potential. Games have the potential to tell stories in a way that a book does and many do, even more games go the Movie/TV Show like route and, especially with good actors and mo-cap and whatnot, some games are pretty good at that too. The...

Aaaand, this got shut down by Square. Well, I guess it's at least sorta understandable because this person is making money using models ripped directly from the game.

Yeah I'm with you there. It felt like an MMORPG, just without the thing that makes those great: other people :P

Honestly, I am not surprised. Judging by the footage and what Notch has said about it in the past it really didn't seem like he had much in mind for it, anyway. He just thought "hey, a game in space would be neat" and that seems to be about it. He wanted to recreate some of what made Minecraft...

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I play my old consoles, including PS2, just as much as my PS3 and more than my 360 (but not as much as my PC I guess) and I don't think I'm gonna stop that anytime soon. I just like to go back to certain favorites and also to check out some games I haven't when they first came out.

It's a good option for those who already have a spare HDD lying around I guess... but without that I really don't see the point. Just as I didn't quite see the point in that Wii without online or GC backwards compatibility.

I only played the first Dragon Age and I wasn't a huge fan of that, to be honest. But I'm generally not too fond of those kinds of western RPGs anyway so it wasn't their fault. But this had me intrigued. I really like what they are trying to do with the combat but I guess time will tell how...

Well, one reason would be price. I doubt you can use better settings than the console versions with a PC for 500 bucks. Also, there is always the ability to scale things up involved. Even if, in theory, noone had a PC that could actually run the game at 60 FPS with those details (which I doubt)...

I somehow feel like that whole game is a dungeon crawler where you try to go further and further down that one dungeon until you reach the very bottom. Maybe because your freedom lies there or something. Maybe you can go back to the surface to party and gear up and then skip some parts of it or...

It's definitely software for the most part. I do care about graphics, especially when, on top of impressive technology, the art style is great and makes good use of the available resources and I care even more about other hardware dependent things like physics and whatnot but in the end it all...

Yeah same. I don't get creeped or weirded out by video game models. But I still would say I sorta experience it, just in a different way. The reason why almost human looking robots are so much more unpleasant than those that don't look real at all is that they are so close to the real thing...

I've gotten a weird, sudden fondness of Plusle and Minun for some reason. I just think they're really cute and stuff and I also love how they often share the same design on the Trading Cards. As in, both cards show the same scene but from 2 different perspectives. That's awesome! Suck it...

This would all be so much more interesting if they, in this so-called globalized world, would stop restricting these services to certain regions only... I mean they can easily cater advertising and such just towards your respective region but why is it always so hard for things like Netflix...