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Why does joystiq always list the NA PSN release date second? It reads funny when the PSN release is BEFORE the Europe and XBLA. Not saying there is a conspiracy, just bad form.

$10 and its probably 30 seconds of music looped for hours. Android users are lucky this over-praised and best reason gamers don't game on iOS hasn't been ported.

This game could have been great if it had decent leadership. The scope could have been tightened up and let the lead character evolve through sequels instead of throwing everything into 1 game. Dumb.

The point Vidikron is making is that after about 15 minutes, the game is essentially done, completionist notwithstanding. Its a boring repetitive affair that would get a horrible review on any other system for its lack of a plot, glitches, wonky controls. It looks and feels like a tech demo instead of a game. Its why the gamin industry looks at the success of iOS as a gaming platform and is just confused.

No new IP is a sure thing, but if you are going to try - you'd better bring something that people want more of. Rehashed gameplay, puzzles and a weak storyline aren't going to cut it. Word of advice - bring something new to the table. Ever heard of Portal? Flo? sheesh, tell your story walking

And the price of your game accounts for this. That's why games are $60 in America and even higher in other countries, to account for lost revenue. People who buy day and date are subsidizing those who rate, rent or buy second hand, not you - big douchewaffle.

@Truant

That's not ironic. Please learn what the word means. It is a form of sarcasm, not humorous coincidence. This is another case of shrill journalism that we are all used to. And to the douchewaffle who thinks SimWhatever is played by a 5 year old - he needs a red hot poker up the a**.

Bundle it.

First, don't ship a new PS3 without Move if you want Move to catch on. Second, create a PS3 Ultimate with a Vita in the box. If developers know that new consumers are getting these peripherals, then they will develop for them. If its a niche add-on, then developers can't risk limiting their product. It costs too much.

Must be a slow day or the people at Joystiq need to be let go. This happens everytime a game is shipped, dead weight has to be cut. This means nothing.

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