Zepinephrine

@Enosoma
You should bring your xbox over to your friend's house (or his ps3 to yours) to do a true comparison. I had a crappy tv before and it really had a poor display. I didn't notice it because it was what I was used to.

I've been looking at Eat Them for awhile now. I'll bite at $5. (I think it's $5).

I assume that this will have Move support, but not too sure about Kinect support.

Ikari Warriors? Oh yea. Spent many hours on that one. Plus I'll pick up Minerva's Den. I almost bought it last week, glad I held off.

I demand it. There you go Maxis. Make it happen.

My initial impression is that it's a cut-rate shooter that can't stand on its own legs so they had to slap on some poorly concieved skins to sell it. Very little info here though, so I could be wrong.

Good God. They're going Tablet.

May God help us all.

They should really have the actors PLAYING the game when the shoot these spots... otherwise the controls look shoddy. Gamers can tell the difference, and really, that's who this is targeted at.

Not too shabby. I like the mechs and (i think) local & online co-op. But most of all I like the $10 price point. I hate the trend that towards $15 entries regardless of quality. (LOVE YOU Q-Games!)

"The list of organizations Sony's going to be answering to about the PlayStation Network security breach is growing with alarming speed."

Why is this speed 'alarming'? What speed would be reassuring?