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I can't say that I've been more disappointed with a game than I have with StarCraft II. Blizzard paid no attention to things that worked well in other RTS games. I'm sure the diehard StarCraft lovers will stick with it but other than graphics, it offers nothing over the first StarCraft.

Why would you buy it? Wouldn't Star Vault just give you a copy for review purposes?

I want that mural as a native 1920x1200 resolution wallpaper. Please make it happen, Internet.

No one is going to engage in PvP if death means spending real-life money. Just imagine the rage-quitting this game will generate. It will be unlike anything we have ever seen before.

This might be the very first time I've ever publically said anything bad about any game ever, but...

Global Agenda is a terrible game. Seriously.

I played in the beta after pre-ordering on Steam, and it was so bad that I asked for a refund, which I received.

This game is not an MMO by any stretch of the imagination. Global Agenda's 10 vs. 10 matches have a lower total player count than the vast majority of single-player games with lazily tacked-on multiplayer features.

If you are really itching for a FPS with a massive player count, pick up MAG for the PS3. It is a far superior FPS experience, with 128 vs. 128 matches, with no monthly fee.

From what game is that screenshot?

First of all, you're not going to use your old PSP anymore if you buy a PSP GO. That is why you are upgrading.

Second of all, the 3 games that you have to trade in only need to be worth $1. They can be the 3 crapiest games that you own that you never play.

So, you're trading in the old PSP that you no longer want (that's why you're upgrading, remember) and you're getting rid of 3 crappy games that you never play, and you're getting a brand new PSP Go for $150.

Then, according to the Internets, from October 1st through October 10th, all PSP games available for download on the PSN will be 25% to 50% off. So, you take the $100 in value you earned from you trade-in, and you buy $100 worth of the UMD games you want to replace.

Sony isn't going to just give PSP GOs away for free, you know. You don't HAVE to upgrade, you know. If you really want to upgrade, there is value to be found in the deal. Yes, I too wish that the PSP GO was cheaper, and yes, I too wish that there was a "goodwill program" in place. But, if I really want to upgrade to a PSP GO, then the scenario I presented above will need to be good enough.

And honestly, $100 in value sounds pretty good to me considering this is a luxury good that I most certainly do not need.

I agree that this is very disappointing.

HOWEVER, in America, Gamestops are offering a trade-in deal where, if you trade-in your PSP-2000 or PSP-3000 plus 3 UMDs worth at least $1 in trade-in value, you will receive $100 off of the PSP GO.

In Europe, Sony is offering 3 free games, all of which are valued at $20 (they're all Greatest Hits), and Grand Turismo Portable for free to buyers in the first 10 days. That equals $20x3 = $60 + $40 = $100 in value for European customers.

Likewise, with the Gamestop deal, Americans will receive $100 in value towards a PSP GO upgrade.

$100 = $100, everyone SHOULD be happy.

Not for the PC. Comes out on November 11th.

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