Jonathan

It's funny how the gift card wasn't listed online with the MGS4 bundle. I was about to buy it, until I noticed that the card wasn't included. The online support sucks, so I couldn't find out what the deal was.

Huge, borderline failure? What the hell does that even mean?

It has a 1:2 ratio, but they apparently make money off of every console sold while Sony loses money.

BIG Reub, do you know the definition of gimmick?

Here:
An innovative or unusual mechanical contrivance; a gadget.

It's really not supposed to be an insulting word.

How would you be able to aim with the same stick that you move around with?

" You can walk around and jump while holding the launcher.

You can also aim the launcher at different angles by tilting the Control Stick up or down."

Unless you have to hold down a button to aim, I think this can't be done with just one analog stick. Which means you probably either use the Gamecube controller or Classic controller for this game.

It's a lot easier to tell the difference in the Hunter video. Whether or not it's because of dx10 or something else; the dx10 version actually has rain and rain drops falling on the ground, the fire's more realistic as when the alien roars it flies forward, there's nice smoke in the dx10, and the lightning has a bigger presence in the dx10 version.

I would think the remote would be used to move around while the nunchuck would be used for shooting.

Why didn't they ask the likelihood of Wii owners buying a PS3? Considering PS3 and 360 are in direct competition.

So, is there a difference between buying an overclocked GTX versus buying this?

So the game wasn't running on a single 8800gtx at e3?