mercurywa

Co-sign for a Splashdown Reboot.

I played the PS3 demo and it was awful. The jokes were cute, but way shorter than the crappy gameplay.

I don't think Chat really adds anything other than "using more bandwidth" to most games. My chat experience has been mostly listening to anonymous 12 year olds cursing at each other... hardly a perk worth paying for.

Purchase? Rent is more like it.

Before PSN, I would rent (or demo) a game before spending $60 for it. The same thing applies for downloadable PSN titles now.

Just because it's $10 doesn't make it any less annoying (or make you feel less "taken") when you discover the game sucks within the first 5 minutes.

I wouldn't pay $10 for PJ Monsters, but only because I don't like Tower Defense games... not because I think $10 is too much.

The built-in wireless was a HUGE selling point for me because otherwise I'd need a 30+ foot cable to plug it in to my router on the other side of the house.

So.... No... I am not going to go out and buy a cable and muck about in a crawlspace for this. Thanks anyway.

What space says is true.

"Well gee... they don't mind waiting 10 seconds more, so let's try for 20 next time."

Next thing you know, you're sitting through an infomercial between levels.

I agree. When I got Rag Doll Kung-Fu for free, I was expecting to be pounded with Sprint Ads and yet... nothing.

Curious... if you build a level using this music as the background and I DON'T have that DLC, what do I hear instead?

Actually, if they were a nickel (or even a quarter) I'd briefly consider it because I always wind up with "couch change" amounts after most of my PSN purchases.