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It's a single level. Not much to be bitter about. If you were a PS3-owner who didn't own a 360, then you should be bitter for your "exclusive PS3 DLC" amounting to 1 extra level.

What do you mean by "an original version of the game"?

What's the difference between this and the 360 XBLA version? Is this one going to be "original" because it's based off of the board game instead of the XBLA one... because that would mean the board game is the original.

That's exactly what it means. Way to go, EA, with this "exclusive PS3 DLC"! One course... I hope it will at least be PS3 themed.

I guess when the Share count works I'll play the game again. The Share trophy is all I have left (just the 150 completed community levels part of it) but I gave up at some point because of how annoying it is to play most community levels. Maybe when it's keeping count for me I'll just play through the rest of the ones I need.

Don't get me wrong, there are a lot of entertaining community levels out there. Sadly, however, there aren't that many that are both entertaining and solidly built (ie. not too easy/hard, possible to beat it, checkpoints, no places where failing a jump makes you restart the whole level...).

Looks like I'm picking this up for PS3... my X360 friends are gonna be pissed.

Totally agree. I don't even use AdBlock in Firefox because I figure I have gotten so used to ads that I just ignore them 99% of the time. The 1% of the time that I may actually be looking for that kind of product, I don't just click and buy it when there are so many price comparison utilities so readily available online these days. If ignoring ads in games means they'll either cost less or make the developers more money, then I'm all for it.

What does that say about the quality of the game? If they don't think they'll make back enough to cover a $10K cost... I'm not sure I wanted the game to begin with.

Oh no! Now we'll never be able to... Wait, who the hell buys Destroy All Humans?

For Christ's sake people, the act of HAVING a credit card isn't what gets people in credit trouble. It's using it incorrectly.

Two simple rules:
1. Pay off the full amount of each bill you receive.
2. Don't spend more than you can afford while following rule #1.

Seriously. I got my PS3 and was all eager to watch some 1080p Batman Begins. Only the movie was in MKV format so the PS3 couldn't play it. Then I tried to get around this by installing Linux and watching the video there... and let's just say that no matter what I do, I will never ever get those two days of my life back.