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I believe you need a TV with a refresh rate of 120 Hz because it works by alternating between the frame for left eye and the frame for right eye which is why it appears 3d. I could be completely wrong though.

Pain is one of only two ps3 purchases I have regretted (the other being star wars: the force unleashed). It was fun for like 10 minutes and then i had no incentive to ever touch it again.

I to just got this on ebay last week for $30 used, so I don't feel like I got too bad of a deal but new and Collector's edition would have been worth it for $5. I bought Bioshock at full price as well only to have it drop down two weeks later.

This game is really fun though I can't decide if I like it better then GTA or not, if anyone is on the fence about it I would suggest getting it, especially at this price.

I could just make my own soap.
...His name is Robert Paulson

When I played Bioshock I always saved the little sisters. I also didn't know that I would get rewarded for doing so. I never told myself, "OK, I'm going to save all of them", I just figured I'd make my decision when I got there, and I always saved them. I plan to play the game again and harvest all of them just to see how it changes the game.

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I found home pretty boring at first. One day I decided to make an Asian and European PSN account to see how their home was different. In the European home I was talking to someone said I was American, then some other guy came over trying to incite the whole ignorant American thing. I surprised him by not being an egocentric idiot. We ended up having a very enjoyable conversation on politics which a few other people joined. I made three friends I added to my friends list, but I haven't spoken to them since because I never really use my Euro account.

This is actually one of my favorite games ever. It's the first PS3 game where I really had any desire to attempt getting a platinum trophy. I picked it up used for $40, and it was definitely worth it. I played through once on regular difficulty just doing whatever, then on easy to get some more trophies, then on hard to get that trophy. After this it was time to start speed runs and time trials which took up a lot more time. It sounds repetitive, but I enjoyed finding better, faster ways of moving through a course. This adds up to over 30 hours of gameplay for me. Though I really enjoyed the demo, I must have played through that over 20 times (I usually don't play demos more then once) so if you really enjoy the demo then go pick this up.

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...no beta key though, dammit.

I would rather it be optional as well. I have a 320 GB hard drive, I would install the whole game if I could.