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@Ballistic H

as opposed to sony that in the begining put in a bluray player into the ps3 that made the console prohibitively expensive

and thus crippled thier early install base

which made all third party developers base their games off the xbox architecture first and PS3 second

and thus the ports for PS3 were handed over to inferior developers or the development team B and they ran terrible.

thus continued a vicious cycle, which is why the superior in all regards to all other consoles (which I honestly believe is true). PS3 is still third in the US market

So yeah....

I think I got 22 levels now, I stock up at night and by the morning I got enough cash for a new level in the tower.

One trick I read that has really worked for me is to keep your apartments only 4 full, and not the full capacity because you want to be sure that anyone who visits and has a dream job you need can get an apt.

this means evicting alot of people. but I have made peace with myself being a slum lord.

I am not defending the hackers...

But...

Sony you gotta know that if you attack a hacker with your legal pitbulls in court they , the hackers are going to take the fight to you online.

Sony has every right to protect whats theirs but they shouldn't have been that naive to think they could just go after a hacker, and not pay any price, 'cause you go after one hacker and they all feel like you are the jock that just threw them in the locker during recess.

I wonder if this will change Sonys view of going after hackers?

Kevin Butler, "You sunk my battleship"

how prophetic!

This is great!

Now when Sony realizes that their shit show of an online presence is going down more than a Tijuana hooker they can blame it on hackers, no matter if its their own fault or not and Sony tools will eat it up like it was kevin butlers baby batter.

As a married homeowner I have alot of stuff that needs to get done and little time to play videogames, so as other working gamers can atest to, some of the way I judge and rate games is simple. Do they keep me interested enough to finish the game. Enslave did.

At first Monkey, the main character turned me off, as it seemed like he was taken straight out of Jershey Shore. but playing through the game made me lose the initial dislike of the character, and the gameplay seemed varied enough. This and batman arkham asylum are the only two games I finished in the last 12 months, and that list includes god of war III, fallout vegas, uncharted 2, Halo Reach, Call of Duty (admittedly I spent more time in MP then all the other games combined- but have yet to finish the main story)

I am not saying those games are bad or that enslaved is better than they are. I am just saying it kept me more interested than those others did, so much so that I actually finished the game.

again I think there should be something said about the worth of a game if keeps your attention enough to finish it

@rybek
30 times stronger than plastic?... really. I drop tupperware containers all the time, no cracking.

this would explain AT&T geneorosity about letting people upgrade to the iphone4 without completing their previous 2 year contract.

'trivial mistakes' , funny how hate speak has become trivial.

hopefully this will get all these genre specific rock fans a chance to redirect thier appeals for said favorite band and favorite song off Harmonixs back, and now they can appeal (annoy) the orginal music publisher.