rubAdub72

it looks like the Xperia X10 and PSPGo had a baby, it looks damn sexy even on it´s unfinished state already.

Now i want one of these, BADLY!! i rather have a phone with decent game capabilities than a portable gaming-only device, and i didn't like iPhone´s touch-only approach. buttons FTW

Mickey Mania, Castle of Illusion, this footage brought me memories of some great old Disney games, hopefully this will live up to them.

@Surfaced

guess it´s time to search for that f*&¨%$#% Bladestone again

@Darkdoom

yes, Atlus did an excellent job with Demon Souls and unfortunately won´t be there for the sequel, but the game´s core fanbase actually doesn´t need much advertising and i can't see Namco having much trouble to sell the thing.

this game looks like what unleashed should have been

@Scuffles

well, the n-gage tried this before and we know how that turned out... o.0

it needs to be a slick PHONE, and a decent portable game with enough battery life and BUTTONS! touch screens as the main input device suck, sorry iPhone people, but the DS approach is the best, with *additional* touch screen functions to the games.

@ovoon

Yes, leave it alone Kevin, Colossus already had it's spot in Hollywood as a companion to Adam Sandler's depressive role in Reign Over Me.

does any game translate well to film? and Ueda's games are even harder to adapt. i can't see that happening.

what worries me is that he talks like if the game is still far from finished :(

catching up with some old games, playing Batman AA now, incredible game. left a few other games on different completion stages, like 3D Dot Heroes (octopus boss), Portal (some ridiculously complicated level), Dragon Age Awakenings expansion (almost done), and Modnation Racers (final levels are still unforgiving, even after patch).

i need some free time to finish all of these.

what a dumb move by Crystal Dynamics

instead of promising online play before launch they should talk about it only when it's ready. that way people would think they're receiving an upgrade, instead of a crippled product.