Saneless

Any word on picking what types of games you DON'T want to play? I enjoyed the hell out of some multi online play with a couple people at my place, but there were some gametypes that were crap. All we were in the mood for was pure deathmatch or team deathmatch, the other ones thrown in were just a waste of time. If we could put that we don't want to play those, we'd be happier, and people who actually wanted to play those would be happier too.

I don't get SOny..

They're REALLY tight lipped about good news (80gb would be good news, it's not like people are buying systems now anyway), and have no issues spouting off nonsense that makes them look really stupid.

"you will not have to buy a new guitar for it...you can use the old one with it...but if they change the color scheme then we might have a problem..."

Well, if they change the color scheme, I think the millions of people with the game already would probably riot. All they'd have to do, of course, is just have an option in the game.. You know, OPTIONS you stupid developers out there? Just have an option for the "old color style" and everyone will be happy.

Knights of Cydonia? Sweet.

Bring on the Kasabian too.

"Now bring this game to 360 so I can have a barfin' good time with my friends!"

I'm sure you'll even get it before the PS2 people do as DL Content. At $95.99 it will be a steal!

Cool.. Great game for people who haven't played it. Honestly, it's just about my favorite hung over, lay on the couch, and just kill some time game I've ever played.

I'm happy I live in a culture that allows me to do things OTHER than play one particular video game forever and ever. I'd rather be the worst person in the world at Starcraft than lead that life. You know, things like getting drunk, hanging out with friends, writing, listening to music, watching video games, having sex, laughing, and just generally having a life. Though I will admit I'm sure most of the starcraft people over there probably have better lives than most WoW players here.

Hay it's Jade up there everyone.. Hola Yade!

"They are potentially and intentionally losing sales they could have made on 10's of MILLIONS of existing XP computers."

Hahhaa.. Yes, because PC games routinely sell that many.

If every person who had a PC that could play it, hardware wise, bought the game, it still wouldn't sell half that.

"but having to memorize a ton of different 'flicks' to pull of a specific trick is kind of a pain."

Are you kidding me? I can only remember like 4 tricks in THPS. And if I don't play for awhile, not even that many. I think EA's control scheme greatly simplifies something that was way, way overly complex already.