Spaz

Uh, that PSP functionality is awesome! About time they leveraged that platform to work with the PS3, this is a really logical and smart way to use the PSP here. Well done.

Um, this isn't at all true.

First, we don't even know what the trophies are yet.

Second, you can't simply make copies of cards and be good at the game (nor do I know a single person who has done this). The game has rules, and one can't just copy a bunch of cards and win.

I have to politely disagree with the above comment. Some of the biggest leaps in visual clarity I've seen have been in older catalog titles. Blazing Saddles and Trading Places come to mind - they just look better than ever in Blu-ray. Color pallette is greatly improved especially.

Not every catalog re-release is a knockout (Halloween comes to mind) but in general I've been pretty impressed with how much of an improvement Blu-ray can make on older titles. Rent a few from Netflix and decide for yourself!

Gotta go with Raiders of the Lost Ark.

"Sure, it's not time to hit the panic button and head to the bunkers just yet"

Um... it's also not time to hit the panic button because.... it doesn't really matter if the PS3 sells more or less than the Wii... does it?

@8, yes, the PS3 uses standard SATA laptop drives. Swap out to your heart's content. There are instructions on how to do so here: http://www.gamepro.com/sony/ps3/games/features/127009.shtml

Printing cards is not only really lame but sort of pointless for the reasons listed in the article.

I'll get the real ones, thanks.

@5... losing 2 modes in a game is a "nail in the coffin for Sony"?

Being a little dramatic, aren't we?

Add one more vote to the "I actually loved Lair" club. This game was so unfairly panned here, and I can't really figure out why it received so much hatred.

@5, the amount is 16M GBP, not Euros.