Christian

@Noksukow

Don't forget Spiral from MvC2. I still have nightmares about swords.

I can't help but wonder if passing this bill will affect the creation of M-Rated games. If a company could sell more games with a T-rating, to a broader audience, would it cause them to restrict the amount of mature content in the game? I'm not sure if I want all my guns shooting candy.

But then some ass would constantly come along to break your plushies, and laugh over their remains.

What moves faster than Sega's new racing game? This statue!

Ha-cha-cha.

It's always hard to Trine fit more puns into an article.

Shoryuken have my money, I don't mind paying for something that nice.

What? Puns make me feel better about impulse purchases.

You haven't played a Street Fighter in the last ten years, have you?

I'd stick to complaining about the on-disk costumes we pay for.

I guarantee it'll be the same amount of cheating. Only this time, you need to blow the bottom of the cartridge, and use a game genie.

There's no way Toys R' Us of all people is going to pay top dollar for your copy of Ice Hockey on the NES.

Let's say I owned a BC PS3. I could then use it to play fantastic RPGs, such as Shin Megami Tensei (Any of them) or Final Fantasy X. And I could sink 80+ hours into said RPGs, which would be hilariously fun.

Or in those 80+ hours, I could play and finish Killzone 2, LBP (offline), Uncharted, Metal Gear Solid 4, Heavenly Sword, Infamous, and Ratchet and Clank:FToD. And then some.

This is a bad business plan for Sony?

I can accept a lack of backhand chop, as long as there is a sufficient amount of Stylin' and Profilin'.