| Iveyboi said: Better than overanticipating and seeing them hit the bargain bin *cough medal of honour* (which I did purchase) |
Oh please dont even mention that game, easily the biggest disopointment this gen, and i oly rented it..... Talk about waste of money and time. the Frontline remake was awesome imho.
OT:
Great news for the Move.
Sony's the retarded one that made like 2 million Move Bundles that are still all over the place in stock and not enough Move stand alone controllers (the only thing I see out of stock anywhere).
| nightsurge said: Sony's the retarded one that made like 2 million Move Bundles that are still all over the place in stock and not enough Move stand alone controllers (the only thing I see out of stock anywhere). |
what i dont get is why people are buying just the stand alone controllers. you need the PSEye camera which costs $30 by itself. so its cheaper spending 99 on the bundle and getting the game with everything else.
| Roma said: lol they are copying Nintendo with shortages now :O
:P |
When will sony learn! :P
| Roma said: lol they are copying Nintendo with shortages now :O
:P |
lol'ed
| nightsurge said: Sony's the retarded one that made like 2 million Move Bundles that are still all over the place in stock and not enough Move stand alone controllers (the only thing I see out of stock anywhere). |
Yeah, I'm sure they wanted the Move to sell PS3 harware, but it's mostly just existing owners upgrading. I'm happy about the success though. Now that all three console makers are on board with motion I think we'll really start seeing innovative, polished product in the next year or so. Hopefully no more shortcuts (like many devs have done with the Wii) will be the norm. Just quality core and casual games.
"Some of you are thinking that you won't fight. Others, that you can't fight. They all say that, until they're out there."
--
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Yes, and might I add that they forgot to launch it with good games.
| Umos-Cmos said: Yeah, I'm sure they wanted the Move to sell PS3 harware, but it's mostly just existing owners upgrading. I'm happy about the success though. Now that all three console makers are on board with motion I think we'll really start seeing innovative, polished product in the next year or so. Hopefully no more shortcuts (like many devs have done with the Wii) will be the norm. Just quality core and casual games. |
Let's hope God is listening to you.
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