European PSN releases for May 21

It's in the Upcoming Games Section of the Trophy Portal

Ah Very good, much obliged.

Im going to guess beating it as a hero will be harder than as inFamous.
so i guess i'll beat it as a Hero on Medium First, then as inFamous on Hard.

Im pretty sure there just warming up for future ps1 titles.

I have to say that I didn't think it was bad, but I'm not feeling the love like everyone else. The open world aspect has been done before, and the core gameplay is nothing new, so I don't see why everyone's drooling over the game. IT is fun and looks like a solid title, but it's not miles ahead of everything else like the media and hype are portraying.

I think these days it doesn't matter what the quality of a game is, if they hype is there and there, there's a good chance it will get good reviews, and everyone listens to reviews as if it will definitely reflect their level of enjoyment of a game. I wish there were a way to test my theory, but there isn't.

So many typos and obvious grammar errors. And I just noticed your name. Do you go against pretty much every public opinion in the gaming world too like me?

Pay no attention to my username, that goes way back to a sorry story of hype and shoddy work from a crap developer (who was once great - witness the beauty of SystemShock2).

Ok no i DO NOT go against popular/hyped games by default. I am always hoping they are as good as is written but rarely are.

I love many popular highly rated games but they have to feel slick, immersive, something 'new' (sometimes) helps. I do not tolerate technical flaws very easily I admit, and that includes poor frame rates, bad aliasing, tearing etc. If a game has THOSE it better be very special for me to endure with it.

I was looking forward to both this and prototype, right now (after the inFamous Demo) I think prototype looks better. Again I will reserve judgement until *I* play.

I *NEVER* base my final decision on reviews as I find, really, that the industry has to support itself (esp during the 'bleak' summer) and trust me, games WILL get overhyped for the good of everyone who works in the industry (I used to work at Codemasters so I know how these things work). Magazines and websites will always think twice before hurting sales of 'any' big software because its all linke to income into the industry they are part of. Advertising, sponsoring etc... you don't bite the hand that feeds you.

So now I judge a game based on my own feelings not some paid reviewer. I've loved many so called '7/10' games, games with flaws (dead rising was like a breath of fresh air to me on my 360 - before the console died ;) ) - Motorstorm, Burnout P, Street Fighter 4, Uncharted - all games I LOVE and were well reviewed. So no I don't just go against them for the sake of it.

Killzone 2? Hated the demo. Being a PC gamer also shows me how good FPS can be so I guess it takes MORE to impress me... I will prob pick it up on budget (same as MGS4) but as they stood they were massively hyped AND I don't believe they were quite as hot as they were said to be (while still being great games of course just not pleasing to me enough to drop £40 on them).

no i DO NOT go against popular/hyped games by default. I am always hoping they are as good as is written but rarely are.

I love many popular highly rated games but they have to feel slick, immersive, something 'new' (sometimes) helps. I do not tolerate technical flaws very easily I admit, and that includes poor frame rates, bad aliasing, tearing etc. If a game has THOSE it better be very special for me to endure with it.

I was looking forward to both this and prototype.

I *NEVER* base my final decision on reviews as I find, really, that the industry has to support itself (esp during the 'bleak' summer) and trust me, games WILL get overhyped for the good of everyone who works in the industry (I used to work at a large UK game studio so I know how these things work). It's all linked to income into the industry they are part of. Advertising, sponsoring etc... you don't bite the hand that feeds you.

So now I judge a game based on my own feelings not some paid reviewer. I've loved many so called '7/10' games, games with flaws (dead rising was like a breath of fresh air to me on my 360 - before the console died ;) ) - Motorstorm, Burnout P, Street Fighter 4, Uncharted - all games I LOVE and were well reviewed. So no I don't just go against them for the sake of it.

Killzone 2? The demo bored me. Being a PC gamer also shows me how good FPS can be so I guess it takes MORE to impress me... I will prob pick it up on budget (same as MGS4) but as they stood they were massively hyped AND I don't believe they were quite as hot as they were said to be (while still being great games of course).