Viriathus

@lolkeits Yeah, the changes that the various Namco studios will be undergoing aren't entirely clear.

Aren't they already separate(though wholly-owned studios) from Namco Bandai? Project Soul, Project Aces, Tales Studio(?), the arcade team(Tekken team)...?

I guess the idea is to get them all together so they can help each other but how much help can an Ace Combat developer provide to the Tekken team..?

Wow..I really hope they can pull through this and bounce back somehow. If something happens to THQ then it's pretty much just EA as far as American publishers go. As I always say: the more the merrier.

@stalepie

I agree with you. A lot.

@Mr Esc is the namesarcasm is my

I REALLY want to play this one too but...the reviews are way too consistently negative...I really like survival horror but this one seems to be too terrible by any standard.

@Adorialea

I would like to play the full game eventually too but those 2X4s break pretty easily and they don't give you the option of using your fists so whenever you use up the few usable weapons you're pretty much screwed..

Such a promising game...too bad it turned out to be survival horrorble..

Why did Amy have to turn out so horrorble? I am so disappointed.

VectorCell should fix the major things that are wrong with it and rerelease it.
Come on Paul...restore your honor!

Show the world what the creator of Flashback can really do.

@tendoboy1984

I LOVE having too many choices. Beats the heck out of having too little choices any day.

Who said we can't have quality and quantity. Of course that's a very optimistic outlook but I think the U.S. videogame market is big enough to support both quality and quantity.

I hope that THQ is not in too much financial trouble because the more game publishers are out there the better it is for everyone since there is more competition.

@xxxsam

True, but that's only GTA and the U.S. is portrayed in many different ways across the media, sometimes positively and sometimes not so much.

Brazil is portrayed as a ghetto more than 99 percent of the time across all forms of entertainment.