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#1  Edited By ddensel

More Deadly Premonition? Life is beautiful!

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#2  Edited By ddensel

Sony's starting to look really nice heading into next gen, Microsoft needs to step its game up.

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#3  Edited By ddensel

@whatisdelicious: You're exactly right, and this is coming from an Xbox owner. PS+ is a ridiculously good value, so much so it has me considering the next Playstation over a new Xbox. For what people are paying for Xbox Live every year, we should be getting free games like what Sony is doing, even if it's just old stuff. Sony and even Nintendo have more desirable games on their network platforms too.

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#4  Edited By ddensel

@BrockNRolla said:

Someone let me know when "Polygon.com" becomes a real site and not just a subsection of the the Verge and a "Coming Soon" image.

Then maybe I'll give a shit.

QFT, this pretty much sums up every thing about Polygon.

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#5  Edited By ddensel

@Crixaliz: I agree, I only have a 360, and I look longingly at some of the PSN exclusives like Stranger's Wrath and Okami HD. For what we're paying for Xbox Live every year, there's no excuse why Xbox owners can't have a PSN+ type service where we can download free games every month, if only old Xbox One stuff and old arcade games.

As for Kinect, I absolutely stand by my original statements. The thing just doesn't work like a finished consumer electronic should. It's like having a TV where the remote constantly needed to be re calibrated and only worked 25% of the time. Unacceptable.

I've tried the thing on multiple occasions. Kinect needed to calibrate constantly, and Fruit Ninja was fun for about 5 minutes. Our group decided to just play You Don't Know Jack instead.

I'm skeptical of games that have no tactile feedback, which I view as essential to video game playing. Hands free gaming could be a nice diversion in the future, but there's no way the tech is there yet.

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#6  Edited By ddensel

Why would I pay money for something that doesn't even work?

It's time for people to stop pretending this thing works properly. Even during the 25% of the time you can get the Kinect working, you're still standing up to play bad minigames with no tactile feedback. If Microsoft pushes Kinect any further rather than focusing on great 1st party games, I'm going to jump ship to Sony.

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#7  Edited By ddensel

While its true that games used to be more expensive, especially cartridges, the industry as a whole was a lot smaller and more niche. In order for the industry to grow and attract more players, games must not increase in price, or risk alienating all except the hardcore.

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#8  Edited By ddensel

Killer Instinct was big in the arcades and on SNES, but after the N64 game came out, no one but the Rare diehards ever seem to bring it up.

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#10  Edited By ddensel

Looks cool, and Wizorb is the greatest name for anything, ever.