I really want MK, but its banned(No R18 rating) here in Australia and I read somewhere that if you are caught importing it you can be fined 10k ... Do you think its worth risking it lol

@ xshade92, your countries rules are stupid don't you think?

anyway, i just been completing games in my backlog, instead of buying anymore games

Indeed they are! But, there is going to be a debate about it in July, so hopefully the government pull their finger out of their arse and add an R18 rating 

Well, as a long time MK fan, I would consider that the game is worth risking it. The new MK feels like playing MK2 all over again, but much improved.

Though that law is kinda stupid. I can see why the game would be prohibited to be sold at stores, but why ban imports as well? It's not like it's going to hurt stores or video game commerce in Australia, given that the game is not sold there to begin with. Makes no sense to me.

No, I haven't bought any single player game because of the PSN outage. The only game I've got with an online mode is MGS4 and I didn't buy it for the Online mode.

I really don't care about online... all I want to do is Sync my trophies.

If I buy a single player game, it won't be because of the PSN outage, it'll be because I really wanted to buy the game.

No. I'm planning on buying Mortal Kombat soon, but I'd be doing that even if PSN was still up and running.

I only play fighters online, that said, my MK has been collecting dust.  But I was currently playing Super Metroid, gonna play Metroid Other M afterwards.  Then GT5, then a hell of a lot of other games (Damn 10 dollar game sales made me buy so many games that I probably shouldn't have gotten).

hahaha, akvod i also bought fallout 3 because of the outage.

but i have to say that you really didnt play fallout 3 to the fullest. you should really play it another time but this time ignore the main story line and go to explore more often. there are tons of things to do like,exploring the vaults(i think there are more than 8 and each is unique)collecting weapons scematics and finding all the special weapons,and also there are lots of bandit camps (did you go to evergreen mills?) also in fallout 3 the sneaking is just as good in oblivion and even better but you have to create a sneaking only character to do well. oh and dont forget about the DLC'S i am going to get broken steel and point look out once the service is online.

fallout 3 is a better oblivion with more things to do,interesting setting and GUNS.

Meh, but the thing is that so much of the game feels a bit repetitive and... useless.

For example, so many of the perks are just usless. Bloody mess is useless, I don't need the caps from selling fingers/ears, etc. The dungeons, like Oblivion, get old. They all look the same. However, whereas Oblivion had bigger and more spacious dungeons, which allowed for more unique stealthing, Fallout 3's dungeons just had the same tunnels and hallways.

The combat itself isn't really that fun. My strategy really just consists of kiting with long range weapons, then hiding behind cover, and switching to my combat shotgun to VATs the enemy in the head.

Exploring is extremely tedious with the lack of a mount. If there was a faster way of getting through miles of empty wasteland, then I would be more inclined to explore.

The game was awesome when it was fresh, but by the end of it, it doesn't have the replay value (literallly too, with the ending) Oblivion had.

I just bought Fallout new vegas but I have yet to play the game.

I was busy playing Mass effect 2 and I have almost completed it.