theangryheretic

I've played a little Jak and Daxter before my launch PS3 died. It seemed like a lot of fun. Now that I no longer have a backwards compatible PS3, I would love an HD remake of the previous games.

I never had a PS2, so this is but one of the many great games I keep hearing about, but never had a chance to play.

Weren't they supposed to be completing the Too Human trilogy?

:-)

@GTThaAceman As a PS3 gamer, we get shafted all the time. There are still PS3 ports of games that are sub-standard to their XBox 360 counterpart, so you have little room to talk about getting shafted.

I really want this, but I can not justify that price point. Hopefully there will be enough of them sitting around Best Buy in a few months, and I can get the Limited Edition cheap.

I did not play the original Sait's Row, but I played the hell out of Saint's Row 2. I'm very hype for The 3rd. I'm tempted to go and get the original and play it.

While I do want publishers and developers to make money on the games that are sold, they have to understand that a used market is part of every market that deals with physical goods.

No one else in any physical goods based market gets 1 red cent from a used sale, unless they are the ones selling those used products.

If you want me to not sell your game once I have no more use for it, give me a reason to keep it. DLC that adds to the experience. More in game items that keep me playing, much like Fallout, Mass Effect, and Borderlands.

@Slight of Ham

True, he does answer to shareholders, and who knows what he says to them when no one else is around. But I have no clue what he says in those moments. I can only judge him based on his public persona. And his is one of a person who is genuinely concerned about making a good product for his industry.

Kotick is genuinely concerned about making money, and could give a damn about a good product. At least that is what his public persona says. And that is what we, as gamers, judge him on.

Now this is a CEO I can give a crap about. He seems very genuine whenever I read about him.

@Urethra Alfredo

LMAO. Nice.

I've always heard good things about Oblivion. I'll pick this up. This is one of those games I just never got around to.