do you people not read i dont have the game.. follow the links someone else has the game i just posted what other sites have posted

Lol, ok sorry! But im afraid this suddenly becomes a little less credible in my eyes. When its a fellow VG Chartz member im willing to have a little faith, but some random makes it a different story.

this game i better than what people think.. this guy obviously realized it when he picked it up.. the motion controls are the main reason for the bad reviews...im still gettin it

lol its okay... yea i wish a vgchartz member had the game it would make this more credible..

To me this smacks of astroturfing. It's just so positive and perky. Any negative aside from one camera issue is turned around to sound good.  It also has the same hip cool language that alliwantforchristmasisapsp.com had.

I also find it hard to believe that someone would risk there job so their son could play a game. They have the date of the post and they no doubt know who would have access to the game. They know they are a mother with a son of over 16 or so, I think its definitely possible they could find out who gained a copy.

I think the pics are another flag. They are almost all really blurry. Who can't take non-blurry pics of a boxes sitting on a table? Even if you managed this why post the blurry ones? Surely they aren't all blurry? It feels like they have exaggerated this to make the whole thing feel more amateurish and thus real.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astroturfing

Anyway, I'm not saying it is. Just that it raises alarms in my head..

You might have a point thermal. Sony is just as capable of bullshit viral marketing as Microsoft is

Good to see someone is liking it .I will probably buy it ,I trust Factor 5 and distrust a lot of fanboys transformed into game reviewers .

It's also called viral marketing.

Employees are not allowed to take home software unless given permission to do so. They aren't even allowed to leave the building with software unless given explicit permission. That kind of thing can get you fired on the spot.

Why? Because even with the best of intentions, copies can get stolen from homes, automobiles or worse leaked to the internet.

So either Factor 5 has extremely bad employees or this story is fake.

You'd think the kid's parent would bring home a nice LCD tv so he's not using a tube for his PS3.

PS3 - $600
Bringing Lair home for you kid - Free (and hey! When you get fired you'll be happy you didn't pay for it)

Playing the next gen on your 6 year old $150 TV - Priceless