restored_lost on 09 February 2010
im sure its actually the opposite, i had a chance to talk to one of the EA marketing guys, and they told me that sony paid them( as in EA) for the divine edition and early demo. sony wants to be seen as the action adventure genre platform, so they invested in the title hoping it would be a success(kinda like how microsoft invested in modern warfare 2). honestly plying the demo was a blast and the game looked promising, i guess there are some pitfalls the game suffers after the second half of the game according to reviews, so i guess you just liked it better than they did, no harm done. I was gonna skip DI anyway, waiting on the real thing baby, GoWIII can't come soon enough.
"even a dead god still dreams"
