Halifirien

Here's hoping "coming soon" means this week or next. I've got a shiny new PSP Go under the Christmas tree, just waiting for this game.

A portable version of the Sega-CD game "Dark Wizard" would be lovely.

The final boss is Pat Robertson.

If would be nice if your in-Home television played video located on your drive and streamed it so everyone in the apartment could watch it at the same time. You could have a group of online friends gather for "Mystery Science Theater 3000" viewing parties or (more likely) porn.

Nathan Drake shirtless code?

I logged into Home once. I thought the theater playing movie trailers was kinda cool, but then I logged out and deleted it from the drive. It doesn't serve any purpose that interests me.

If you're using the control setup that uses the analog nub to move around, the D-pad functions as L2, R2, and L2+R2, etc. If you're using the D-pad to move, then it goes to the analog nub to use those buttons.

Here's the obligitory "Final Fantasy XI did it before" post...

Having intricate storylines in an MMORPG isn't something new. "Final Fantasy XI" has been doing it for years. There are individual quests, class-based quests, quests for individual nations, and large storylines introduced in each expansion.

I'm glad to see "The Old Republic" doing it, but let's not act like it's the first.

The original game spanned multiple discs, yeah.

I'm impressed. I figured Square-Enix would charge extra they way they do for their DS games, but $10 is certainly fine with me.