Hm, our launch went alright. got 19 ps3's in stock, 15 of which were reserved. As I write this there are still 4 in normal stock and 5 reserved. No queue's, no lining up, just a good day of selling the darn thing. One thing that does grind my gears, why only a composite cable...

Well, sounds like a bit of AVP multi player. Alien facesuckers were great :)

but i'm looking forward to this one, could be another winner

it's probably just multi theft auto, in which you can change gravity and such (at server side). it's always fun to fool around in it ;)

Hm, my tv's inputs are dominated by xbox, 360 and wii, but that hdmi port is still open for the first device that wants it :) (in other words, yes, european, so no ps3 for me anytime soon.. What with 1 million going around the entire mainland...)

What is it with game companies and setting europa back. Beside the 30 something procent more we pay, we don't even get a blue ray movie (how much are those going for anyway). After that we get some chewed out games (f.e.a.r? that's 2 years old man...) and not even the choice to pay a bit less for no harddrive. Sony is not doing good...

Still, going to get one for gran turismo.. Damn that kapitalistic system and it's hd goodness

So, the point is to show that hard work doesn't pay off, but that you should rely on help. Hardly a point that unicef would like to make, even if it is so much true for the third world. Now i'm aware that this game won't be played in africa, and it's meant to make the western world feel pitiful into giving away cash, but this sort of reminds me of that proverb "give a man fish, he'll eat for a day, give a man a rod and he'll eat the rest of his life"

Well, schiphol isn't public, it's actually a private corporation, of which the state holds a majority of stock, therefore it shouldn't be a problem to keep using the segway in schiphol.