meatee

I just finally got around to downloading the beta on my PS3 last night, and now it's ending! Just my luck, hah.

@Chazzr
Funny you should say that, since modern consoles (disc-based) are when load times began. Before that, good-ol' cartridge based systems truly were instant.

Anyone else wondering why they chose to stretch the N64 footage, but then inexplicably squish the Wii footage?

@Mezstizo

The first two games came out on both PS1 and PC on release day. The PC versions don't run at a higher resolution than the PS1 versions, so they're basically identical.

I was going to say "shouldn't they be harvesting Smurfberries?" then I read those were paid DLC. "What the smurf" is right!

@Robborboy

If you're not interested in on-rails shooting games then you're not going to enjoy it. There is certainly a nostalgia factor here (it's not just an on-rails shooter, it was ''the'' on-rails shooter of its time) so if you have no connection to the original and you don't find on-rails shooting fun then I can understand why you may be a little underwhelmed by gameplay footage.

@Epoque

Just FYI, the unlockable original won't work on the 360. But, Orta is still fantastic on its own!

@CaramelZappa

This is a good point, hopefully they are smart enough to just update the publishing info and the new game file (with presumably just a logo change in the opening) in the current SKU and not list this as a new SKU in the system, which would screw previous purchasers like you and I.

You can't go wrong with Jimi when it comes to guitar playing, so let's go with "Voodoo Child"

@Mortegro

You're kinda looking at this backwards. All this does is allow you to use your Xbox as a secondary Uverse receiver. Uverse service has to be available in your area and you still have to subscribe to Uverse, plus have at least one normal Uverse set-top box in your house.