Seriously, my wallet is hurting and it's not even November yet.

Folklore - The only place I find it to be pretty acclaimed is IGN, but IGN's review is by far the most in depth review so far. So a 9.0 is well suited for it, in my opinion. Folklore has a great story...nuff said. BTW: Probably the only game out so far that really used to sixaxis without it being much of a gimick or over emphasizing the implementation like Lair. 

Everyday Shooter - A work of art, seriously. At first I felt I was ripped off with another Asteroids or Super Stardust HD knockoff, but boy was I wrong. A few more minutes into the game and I finally realized it was great. I don't know quite exactly how to explain it, but it's like an invigorating and sometimes soothing piece of abstract art. I think the game is amazing, let alone, the only guy who developed it. Kudos to him for a well made piece of art. I seriously haven't played a work of art like this since Shadow of the Colossus.

Ratchet & Clank: Tools of Destruction - Just fun in its purest form. I swear, launching a plasma monster and watching it annihalate other space criters is just hystericaly funny and pleasing. This is just a great game, I recommend it to mature people and youngsters alike. 

The Eye of Judgement bundled with PS Eye - I've never been a fan of card games, but this one is pretty solid. Simple, easy to learn, and just overall solid. While some people think the joint with the PS Eye makes it a gimick, I find it almost necessary to have it kinda regulate what's going on to avoid cheaters and what not. I find it to be a good ingenious idea. A lot of people can't get into card games because there's just no interaction...The picture, the card, the ink...it's just there. Not anymore, it jumps out in the screen and you see what those monsters could really do. I think it's cool overall and I can't wait for the Trials of Topoq. 

I think the PS3's continuous games drought is over hereinafter, and it's only going to be getting better now it seems.  What do you guys think?  

It wont get better until its affordable.

zackblue, that was just lame.

I was going to respond...

Montana Im talking about sales since this is a sales site. I think it was lame I said that since he was talking about upcoming games. It will only get better :D Cant wait till KZ 2:D

it was a good month for them with games

I agree with the sentiment zackblue posted, but it was lame because it was a hit-and-run.  If he wanted to add something to the thread, he could have actually responded to the OP instead of just dropping a one-liner.  And $400 is affordable to a lot more people than $600, even if it's less affordable than a 360 or a Wii.

Anyway, it sounds like FOOD88 is finding plenty of enjoyment in his PS3 this month.  Rock on. 

welcome to the club, every consoles money stash is hurting

Welcome to the world of video games.

Still, I think most console owners are going to share this sentiment minus 360 owners since they've had a library for quite a while.  As the generation moves forward, all systems are going to be getting more games and, more importantly, better games.  Good news for all video gamers alike.

Ratchet and Clank is probably the biggest game to hit the system so far. So in that regard: yes, this is the PS3's best month. But it's hardly a month in which the PS3 has lit up the charts. Nor is it one in which the system has set ablaze the minds of gamers. And when we consider that the Xbox has just hit it's glory moment and the Wii is about to do the same, this success for the PS3 seems fairly small in comparison.

Barring an unprecedented success for Uncharted, the PS3 will probably get drowned out this holiday season by the other system's successes.

I wasn't interested in a single PS3 game until I got to play Ratchet and Clank.  Simply put it is a great game.  With a few more titles like this, people might be able to justify the purchase of this machine. 

 The Eye of Judgement game looks good, but the cards are 50 cents each and that seems rather expensive.  I also worry that the ease in which the cards can be copied will reduce the likelyhood of further expansions.