BeatFreaker

@McPo
I hope you don't play Call Of Duty with that comment.

@darkinchworm

There are many reasons as to why you do not see the same content on Android devices. Device SKU's, development limitations and many other things come into factor for Android development.

Last year Android development allowed for a 20MB max memory that could be used for applications, to put that in perspective that is 20MB's less than the launch iOS devices [1st Gen] could use. Although this has been improved through firmware updates, there is a reason that many developers do not pursue Android yet. The better the firmware gets, the sooner you will see major titles cross over.

Not hard to believe now that they are charging a price point that the device is actually worth, instead of the cash grab they did at launch.

@A Sandwich

Actually the Playstation division is profitable. It's Sony as a whole that operated under a loss which causes the red ink.

So you will pay extra to use a new interface for systems you would already have other interfaces for?

I could be wrong but this is all this service sounds like it is offering. I cannot see cable companies giving away high end content for free, especially if attached to high definition services.

@HellFlyer

No it is actually the 27th for closed Beta with it opening up worldwide 24 hours later.

@Blizzard

They could fit it on Bluray, that was a lie to try and justify the post launch DLC.

Many PS3 games exceed 25 GB's because of dual layer. With the information in this article it only justifies the fact that they were trying to recoup losses and cut corners.

Get the move & sharpshooter, which will be fully supported in this title. Once you gain the experience you should be more than able to handle yourself against those on PC.

@Shockwave

I agree completely. I haven't seen one site where anyone was actually upset that the game was delayed at all.

Is it just me, or doesn't it sound like people are only looking forward to the console and not the game?