PSP a monster in Japan. Hardly.

The DS back when it sold 100,000 units a week and had the whole top 10 consist of only DS titles.

Now that was a monster.

I thought you always had to have the latest firmware to be on PSN. I dont understand that story.

eggmiester said:

robio said:

Marvelous Cancels HD RPG Project

Oh Marvelous... what the hell is wrong with you guys?

who knows why they do what they do they have been losing money this gen so i am sure that is influencing what they do its a shame i love them and their games

I am suspecting some good old accounting fraud personally.  Insiders hiding money from the board/shareholders.

"Ohandthere's250millionyenthatwelostonsomeprojectyouknowhowitisandall, next slide."

aspro said:

Iga_Bobovic said:

Dvader said:

WOW LA Noire looks incredible. Never have I seen facial animation so realistic, this goes for movies as well.

Better than movies? Explain?

It's a video game therefore, it is better than a movie.

Translated Famitsu Reviews:

- Catherine (9/9/8/9, 35 points): Atlus' first "next generation console" game that they developed themselves, Catherine earned high praise for the maturity of its story. "I like the risks the story takes," one editor said. "This is definitely an impactful game for adults. The unique characters and difficult-to-predict story combine to make this a pretty charming package."

This love for the adventure aspects of the game was echoed among other writers -- "The graphics and presentation are both high quality, and the story and adventure parts really reel in the player." The "nightmare" stages, which feature more action-oriented gameplay, weren't as heavily lauded, although they apparently aren't disastrous: "It's really impressive how the story segues into giving you action-puzzle challenges in the nightmare stages. The stages can be pretty hard, though, and finishing them is largely a trial-and-error process."

- Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (8/8/8/9, 33 points): "I like the large variety to the characters," one reviewer began. "The system hasn't changed much; it's more of a natural evolution from MvC2 or Tatsunoko vs. Capcom. Being able to work the characters just the way you want requires a lot of game time, but combos are generally easy to link together, and beginners can get a decent enough foothold with the simple control mode."

Another editor agreed that "there isn't a great deal novel here, but the game builds upon the Vs. series to make an overall great fighting package."

- Two Worlds II (9/9/8/9, 35 points): The European RPG is getting a surprisingly quick Japanese release, and judging by the scores, Famitsu seemed to appreciate the effort well enough. "The single-player story is basically 'help your sister,' but there are lots of paths you can take to get there," one said. "You find a different route every time you play, which is really neat. Basically the game is a series of fetch events, but there's just a huge amount of them. There are some difficult parts in the start, even in easy mode, but get through that and you'll be able to enjoy a truly vast world."

Fucking Sony.... I just rented LBP and of course the automatic update kicks in.  1.25 Gigs.......

Fucking Sony.

I just got my Blu-ray player in the mail 5 minutes ago, but it's freezing cold. Damn you, Colorado weather! I want to use my Blu-ray player now, but I have to wait for it to warm up to room temp first.

robio said:

You should have had it shipped from Florida. It was 70 here today.

The high for today here was 14.

I was at the beach.

No I wasn't, but i could have been.