| Rath said: Reviewed by who? What website/magazine does this guy work for? Anyway, yeah it does sounds like a great game from reading the review. we really can see no other outcome than Sony winning this round of console wars or at least give Nintendo a bit of friendly competition. Whats up with that statement though? It doesnt really help the review and just makes it look biased = |
He included a link at the bottom. I have never heard of the website.
I am curious to see how big the PSN download file is. I will definitely buy this game first day. I have been needing something to play on my PS3 since Lair got pushed back 3 weeks :(. Flying a Warhawk looks freaking amazing from all the videos I have seen.
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