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I, also, think the game is exceptional. I'm only on chapter 7, though even at this early point I'm finding it to be one of the most enjoyable games I've played.

The graphics are, as said, fantastic, the gameplay is fast-paced and exhilarating, and the story is enthralling. I can't recommend it enough.

Admittedly, I am a little worried about those damn descendants, though. They seem tough.

I, as well, was under the impression the Veggie Burgers from BK are microwaved, as I have not only seen it done, but was told by the workers that it was, too.

While I love smoothies, and would agree that they are, perhaps, better suited for the task . . . milkshakes certainly ARE tempting.

I wouldn't do it, though. I'm too health conscious for something so risky.

Today, I might say, is a fine day for Sony, isn't it?

Although there are many, my favorite picture is the one where Ratchet and Clank are fearlessly facing danger as a large creature in the sky is preparing to unleash some sort of terrible event upon them.

At least Jeanne D'Arc and Brave Story, two fantastic RPGs on the PSP, can hold everyone over for a while.

Since I work at Gamestop, I got a demo about a month ago, and it's pretty awesome. I'll be picking up the game on wednesday.

[insert yet another praise here]!

Yeah, it is pretty awesome.

If you've seen the anime or read the manga, it's an added bonus that you get to meet some characters from it in the game, like Kee Keema. That's just another little extra that makes the game great.

As a HUGE Phoenix Wright fan AND Harvey Birdman fan, I can't wait to get my hands on this.

Heh--I agree. While I know the game has some minor flaws, I, being an avid Tales fan, think it's great.

As a portable RPG, though, I think the setup is perfect. It allows me to finish a few quests easily without getting too involved.

And it DOES certainly make me want to play the old ones again.