Just started Puppeteer. Strange game but it's been pretty good so far

Hopefully (or perhaps, unfortunately?) the physics engine bears no real-world resemblance, otherwise that lady would have a serious amount of flopping about, going on. ;)

Nope. The prices aren't too bad but some games rental prices are questionable. Like Alpha Protocol, I love the game but 50 bucks for a 90 day rental no thanks.

I was kind of hyped for this game, but it's an aweful game imo. Story is really meh, too much non sens talk that really bothered me. Plus, I hoped something truly "special" like you know the movie "Caroline". But the game is more close to "nod the head" wich really disapointed me.  

I really thought the game would be Sony doing something like Nintendo, but gameplay wise the game is nothing like nintendo. The game is just a - too much - simple plateformer without any strong ideas. There's some variation and some ideas here and there but nothing that make the game smart. 

Pretty decent art direction, but I can't forget the techincal fuckfest the game is. I am not that much into resolution and frame, but this game made me realised a plateformer has to be in 60 fps in order to be played correctly. I remember the moment you ride the gray mouse when you're inside the snake belly, I can say that 30 fps killed pretty much this moment. Puppeteer is 30 fps with a lot of motion blurr, not that much aliasing but the games lack contrast a lot. I have a good tv and to me the contrast should have been more explosive wich isn't the case.  

Plus, this is the type of game I would have realised on PS4 as a launch game. Can't see the logic behind a PS3 release, the game is a simple plateformer, but the whole theatre thing is really demanding ressource wise for the PS3. If only it did not make a flop. 

Well I'm only two levels into act two and it's run fine for me so far, although I'm not sure I notice the difference betwenn 30 and 60fps unless they are running side by side.  I do like the art design as well, the story is ok for a platformer but they put some effort into it at least.

The gameplay is largely what I expected, basic platforming with a few little extra bits.  I like the way the scissors handle for the most part, and the boss battles have been decent.  Sometimes the jump has a little lag maybe?  It feels slightly off on occasion.  You're right that there is nothing amazing in the gameplay department.

If it carries on the same quality throughout I would probably give it a 6.5 or 7/10

It's a quote from Sony about the possibility of revisiting old characters. 

http://www.dualshockers.com/2014/06/20/sony-hints-to-ps4-return-of-old-and-beloved-characters-knack-possibly-becoming-a-franchise/

I can haz Crash pl0x?

No.  No Crash for you

Legend of Dragoon 2? Never going to happen but I can dream.