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I don't see how using a wired or wireless connection can make a difference, when both are connecting to a router at much faster rate than the internet connection...

Maybe because they're British, or maybe because the founders of Mm used to work for Molyneux in the Black and White days... They're ex-Lionhead

Just because something has upgrades involved doesn't make it deep. This is straight up simple. Sins of a Solar Empire is deep. Eve Online is deep. Not to say this doesn't look like great fun. Will definately download this.

It's just a glorified rumble feature. Until it can somehow simulate G-Forces I'm not interested.

The reason LBP has fallen off the radar is that the online cooperative play is completely broken and it is nigh on impossible to complete most of the studio created levels when online, and that nothing user generated comes close to those levels in terms of quality.

I recently got the Share trophy for playing 150 community levels, and although I hearted many for the trophy I haven't rated anything above 3 stars. The first 4 'Cool Levels' pages are swamped with broken or just poorly designed tributes to other games, levels designed just to give you trophies, stupid rocket car levels or levels that make appalling attempts at recreating songs using the sound effects.

Few people can be bothered to dig through heaps of rubbish in the hope of maybe finding a decent level, and while everyone continues to see what all the fuss is about over Metal Gear Sacklid, the decent levels will never make it to the big time.

I made a level which in 2 hours after publishing had a 4 Star rating, tags of Cool, Good, Brilliant and Pretty from 10 Plays. After those 2 hours it has never been played since.

I can complain. Their server is unreliable (yet been able to connect to the server to download the patch), and I don't even want the update. I just can't go online until I've downloaded the damn thing.

Just as you suggested, I'm not buying R2 because it is set in the US. Nothing against the US, but the only reason I purchased the original was because I wanted a shooter amongst the first games I got when buying the console, and it was set in the UK. It had nice visuals, and that gun with the tagger was fun, but I traded it in after 2 weeks. Mediocre.

There's a loco roco 2 demo too.

I live in the UK. It has an identical colour pallet to R1. Guess the US is just more colourful. Remember what happens when you get too much colour though people...


RAINBOWS!

He should have played on PSN instead. They'll give all your communication information to the Police.