Maybe by the end she has given up... or more likely she is dizzy from all the head banging done at the beginning.

I like the progression of her actions. It seems pretty representative of the Wii games where they ask you to mimic realistic actions (wii sports). At first shes all in to it, doing the full head butty motion. Then once she realizes that its basically just shifting your weight a few pounds she is barely moving by the end.

It appears that when you throw up, it appears in text form.

No frequency or amplitude?

Can they just skip making the game already and release the soundtrack?

Do you think that in 4 years only 10% of the games will be using the capacity of the BD? Most of the games in the first year of the PS2 weren't on DVD, does that mean it was a bad idea to include it?

Thats a good point. Why did we ever upgrade to DVD's in the first place. Just throw the bitch on to 36 CD's, that way all of you will have tons of nostalgic disc swapping moments.

But seriously, the importance of larger formats should be pretty evident. You can't blame Microsoft for not incorporating it because the technology wasn't quite ready when they launched, but you shouldn't ridicult Sony for taking advantage of it because the technology was ready.

It's too bad that no one has thought to create a larger format then DVD's, cause that would sure come in handy right about now.

@Jake

I also happen to be a mechanical engineer, and the point I was trying was not a technical one. Sony doesn't need more bad press, so they should not announce a feature if they are not 100% sure they are going to add it.

Wasn't there an article not long ago mentioning how rumble might shorten the battery life too much to be acceptable? That doesn't mean that it won't happen, but it's a good reason not to mention anything yet. Think of all the bitching if they anounce that they might be working on it, then they say that they aren't going to do it.