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There is a review over at Eurogamer.

Its a sandbox game where you make yourself longer. As you (BOY) get
longer you contribute to the length of GIRL. All the BOY's connected
to the PSN also contribute to the length of GIRL. When she is long
enough she will reach the moon which will open more levels.

That is as far as I can tell the point of the game.
Basically you can't complete it unless you want trophies, its just a
game you play to kill some time.

Played it for about 10 minutes, not exactly sure what the goal is. I ate come basket balls and some people, farted them out. Stretched really long and hooked myself around a doughnut shaped cloud.

The menus are done in an interesting way, although the controls seem quite confusing, everything seems to be handled by the triggers and whether you hold them, press them or tap them. Camera is very fiddly but overall it seems like an enjoyable weird game.

For £3 its definately worth giving a try.

Not half...?

4 Months?!

You mean 14 years right?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_&_Conquer

Well yes it does.

RTS' are terrible with controllers. No matter how much effort is put into streamlining the control system they are still terrible.
The fact that the PS3 supports any USB or Bluetooth mouse and keyboard makes it a no brainer to include support.

Who cares about extra videos? Do they really matter? Personally I would rather have a better control system than pointless video content.

So the Yankees stadium in Home next?
With a Baseball mini-game...

Presumably this is only for the US region?
I would love to see a comparitive breakdown of downloads in the EU. I think it would be quite interesting.

Get on it PS3 Fanboy ;). While you are at it can you find out where the Eden patch that was meant to be live today is, the one that the official Eden website says is live but actually doesn't appear to be.

I gave Eutechnyx a chance the with Ferrari Challenge and it was brilliant. Fantastic game for any fan of racing sims.

Japan has a population of ~120 million. Thats like France and the UK combined.

You can argue changes in gaming culture and attitude but claiming low sales because its a 'small place' seem a bit wide of the mark.

I remember when GTA III launched on the PC. People who pirated the game had no probs, while people who paid were suffering from crashes, the solution was a patch in the form of the no-cd crack that the pirates had been using.