darthbizarro

Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw is probably quite happy right now.

I was always freaked out by the dianogas in the sewer level in Star Wars Shadows of the Empire. You had to jump from platform to platform floating in the murky water and all you'd see was the tentacles and if you missed your jump and fell in you either came face to face with the thing or you'd see it creeping toward you through the water. Then you get to the last room and the boss music starts and you think, where's the boss. Then you jump in the pool and come face to face with the king of all dianogas!

or maybe it just has something to do with there not being any good games for the thing except for a port of a fighting game that's already available on ps3 and 360. i'll be waiting for Zelda on this one.

Um, actually, most video game consoles are in violation of monopoly laws simply because of how they due business. It was only a matter of time before somebody brought it up in court. Little known fact, it is illegal for a movie studio to own a movie theater because it would allow them an unfair advantage in the distribution of their films. Imagine if you could only go see a 20th Century Fox film at the 20th Century Fox theater. It would be bull crap. Video game consoles effectively do the same thing with their IPs. You have to go the the Nintendo theater in order to see the Mario movie, you have to go to the Microsoft theater in order to see the Halo movie. It's the same thing and it's only a matter of time before someone brings this up in court.

Yay, my number of reasons for still owning a Sony Console just shrunk by 2 games. Thanks Capcom. Now how bout XBLA versions of 1-3.

And there goes one more little piece of our freedom and right to privacy. Nice work Sony. If you weren't my only Blu Ray player, I would have traded you in long ago.

Not that I had any intention of buying this game anyway but this sort of thing is infuriating. I will stop buying consoles the day this sort of thing becomes mainstay. I grew up in an age when you could buy a copy of a game, album, or movie and it was yours to do with as you please. If you wanted to give it away, you could. If you wanted to sell it, you could. It was yours. Now they're trying to take that away from us a make us buy a licence for everything. Bull Crap!