I didn't saw framerate drops in this vid. Actually, i didn't saw anything, the tv was too bright... But the controllers looked alright...

Aniway, i'm getting lair

Saying that using the sixaxis as the reins is exactly how you have to think for the controls to make sense. Once you figure that out, it's good

Here is a couple quotes from URNotE, which summarizes his argument thus far:

" i read on a couple of reviews that they were mad that it wouldnt turn on a dime.. ITS a freakin dragon"

"im not really defending the game"

@flow

I think Im going to get lair too, I odnt know the game just looks amazing.

leo-j: I do not own Lair. My friend bought it on Saturday, and I was staying at his house so I got to play it for 5 hours. In fact, he told me today he intends on returning it.

The first Battle is absolutely overwhelming. It feels amazing and Epic, but this is partially fueled by you not knowing what on earth is going on. In later enormous battles that seem epic, you tend to notice through the facade. You see your teammates doing nothing but fleeing from a pack of random enemy dragons. The music is ochestral, but began sounding like a Star Wars themed Rip Off than an original fantasy Epic Score. The story being anywhere from low to moderately retarded and non existant AI from attackers or defenders don't help.

Unless you feel compelled to play the game till you get gold in every mission, and there are at least 13 missions (I only beat 12), you can rent it and get all the experience you need to know. No need to pay 70 bucks for that.

@URNotE, have you played the game to justify your defense?

And UrNote: I suppose you never did say it was a bad game, yet you never had high hopes for it which definately makes it sound like you said it was a bad game. My apologies for that misinterpretation.

However, your link only said that it will only sell 500k copies. Which isn't exactly a flop.