The Last Of Us looks totally awesome. Honestly Naughty Dog are BY FAR the best developer on the PS3, its not even a contest. I don't know how they became so elite because back in the PS2 days I liked them, but didn't consider them an elite developer. But if it wasn't for Naughty Dog, I probably wouldn't even have a PS3. I didn't realise this was a zombie game either....I thought it was going to be more of a terrorist/ Die Hard type game. Very cool.

This. this is delicious

Archangel3371 said:

edgecrusher said:

I see a lot of people saying this, but I don't buy it. There's momentum shifts constantly in football and I don't think a power outage has anything to do with it. The 49ers are a better team than the Ravens (even though they weren't yesterday) and a much younger team, so is it really surprising they could come back and make it a game?

The 49ers made a huge comeback on the Falcons to win THAT game. One of the last games of the regular season when the 49ers played the Patriots, the 49ers were crushing the Pats 31 to 3....then the Pats scored 28 straight points and almost won the game. It happens all the time.

That power outage absolutely changed the momentum of the game. They were clearly dominating and started that second half with a 108 yard kick return touchdown, they were fired up. Right after the 34 minute power you could absolutely see the momentum had shifted.

True but the exact same thing happens all the time without any weird shit going on.

That would sound pretty lame as an excuse too. So, why did u guys lose the game? "Oh man...well, the power went out".

Again, the 49ers Pats game was almost the same thing...then halfway through the 3rd quarter the Pats started dominating. came all the way back from 31 to 3 to TIE THE GAME...then the 49ers eneded up winning by a field goal. Its not uncommon.

EDIT: Scratch that...they won 41 to 34. Forgot about that last TD.

I'm not surprised either. I really just think it's the sign that digital distribution is about to go big. As I think about it, last year I'd say a third of my purchases were done through the Nintendo eShop or PSN last year. If you include the Steam games I bought at the start of 2012 it probably nudges things a little higher.

It'll be good for smaller games, but I still don't see it becoming the norm anytime soon for the large scale big budget titles. Games that are 22 GB in size aren't going to get a sizeable online distribution anytime soon, unless they can figure out a way to let people download parts of it at a time long prior to the game's physical release.

Dvader said:

Pachter is fighting on gaf right now. Fun to watch.

Yeah, Vader! WTF? Link NAO!

Fine

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=511493&page=18

post 1789 is his. But most of the thread is about him.