robio said:

The only downside I see to the new bundle is the loss of Tennis and Baseball on Wii Sports.  Without Wii Sports included, those two games are lost forever.  Boxing is gone too, but that sucked so no loss there.  Still, it's a little sad.

phantom_leo said:

You get Wii Sports too!

I wish I got this when I got my Wii.

Oh well.

It's a fantastic deal. I expect HUGE sales.

Something for Dvader:

Konami considering bringing MGS Peace Walker to PS3's PSN: a possibility but nothing confirmed.

Stolen from 1up boards:

ASK_Story said:

"So after I had done the preview, [Konami] had a Q/A session with us to get our complaints/ideas about the game," PerLee reported. "Other than the basics, they asked what we thought about if they released it on PSN for the PS3 as well and had online multiplayer."

http://www.gamepro.com/article/news/215049/metal-gear-solid-peace-walker-could-get-a-playstation-network-release/

This tells me several things:

Konami's western reps have been, in fact, listening to their fans. There's also a pretty clear concern over the fact that ad-hoc gaming just isn't where it is in the US, when compared to Japan.

What I want to know is when this Konami Boot Camp "event in SF took place, as I'd like to think that my own tweet to Kojma's English twitter account may have at least some impact in this question being brought up by the Konami reps.

Ideally, if they were to actually go through with this proposition, the game would run at 720p or 1080p, with crisp HD art used for the motion-comic style scenes featuring Ashley Wood's work, and not only would there be online multiplayer, but split-screen online/offline Co-Op! Hell yeah!

Oh, and of course, the ability to have the save files between the PSP and PSN version to interact between each other.

If they were to make this port, I really don't want them to bother with up-rezing textures or bringing up the polycount to MGS4 standards. I really don't. The faster this port can get made, the better. All I want are crisp graphics for the motion comic cutscenes, possibly some surround sound quality audio, and some HD spit-screen online/offline multiplayer.

There's hope after all!

ASK_Story said:

It looks pretty good for the Wii though. On my TV the environment looks blurry and fuzzy. It's kind of disappointing because I was expecting the best visuals on the system since Iwata was saying how the Zelda team had a lot of catching up to do in matching Capcom's efforts with the game.

That HD filter makes it look clean. I would love to play it like that. I was actually expecting something like that. The current setting with my component cables hurt my eyes. It still looks good but I was expecting better since the PSP version looks really clean.

It looks bad for the Wii to me considering the normal screenshots look better.

But I've not played it on your TV. Are you playing on an HD tv?

aspro said:

Yay! My monthly box of media arrived from the states:

Ah, you nabbed the Champions games...nice.

edgecrusher said:

aspro said:

Yay! My monthly box of media arrived from the states:

Ah, you nabbed the Champions games...nice.

 sonic and the secret rings is terrible.  voice acting is so bad it's comparable to Nights

Portable cube must weigh a ton.

Looks sort of fun.