N_Jaud

Instant purchase. Definitely one of the biggest games on my list this year.

I thought this had been cancelled. Glad it's still around.

Exactly. Compare anything to "Shadow of the Colossus" and it's almost instantly a must-buy. Definitely one of the things from E3 I'm most excited about.

Just reserved the collector's edition. Skipped the one for Fallout 3 and definitely regret it now.

Trying to download now. Taking a long, long time. Must be really busy :-0

I thought I'd be able to resist the limited edition. Wrong. Just changed my pre-order. Seeing that new cover art pushed me right over the top.

I got the pre-order, MGO beta disc last week. Gamestop called and said it was in, just as they do for a regular pre-order. I think you can get one now if you just go in and order, though.

I'd say keep the show the same, or at least not worry about how long it is. If the conversation goes for two hours, I'd say let it.

I am going to miss Jarred, though. I think he added a different, but important perspective to the show.

No problems here, and I also have the demo. I don't think I can bear to look in any other forums and hear people crowing about this supposed "glitch," and how the PS3 is still loaded with problems. Sheesh. The thing could come loaded with $100 bills and people would still find something to complain about.

Great review. Being somewhat new to the PSP, this is easily the best game I've played so far. I had high hopes for Tactics, but from what I've read, I'm not so sure about that anymore. I might pick it up anyway, just to have something else to play before Disgaea comes out.

That whole argument really got to me. If you guys want to fanboy me, go right ahead (I've used Macs for years, so I know a thing or two about being a fanboy, believe me.) A lot of us listen to shows like this just for the sense of community, and to get first-hand impressions of games we ourselves can't play yet. How can you be surprised by these negative posts when you have someone criticizing the PS3 on a PS3 show? I mean that in the most constructive way possible. We don't expect people on the show to say the thing's perfect, but we don't want them to knock it too much, either.