@MagikOvenMit: PS3 had lead and these sort of Japanese games usually run better on the PS. If you really prefer the 360 pad, then, from what I've heard, the differences are somewhat minimal.
@Mentalnova: The only reason I'm here is because I wasn't anticipating the game's story to begin with, so you're partly correct. It's just not very thoughtful to post up anything plot-related, especially when a game has a limited cast of characters to apply the spoiler to.
If I ever play Arkham City, it will be for the gameplay, and not the story. Comic books don't do it for me any more, but melee combat sometimes does. Kotaku, if I remember correctly, spoiled Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic for me a while back, which really frustrated me.
@Mentalnova: You shouldn't have been so specific in your title, though, and you should have thrown an all caps "SPOILER" warning up there to be polite.
@GlutenBob: Are you sure you're limited to making a purchase through Amazon? As far as component goes, I always recommend these, from MonoPrice. There are converters available, but I'm a bit hesitant due to the possibility of input lag, and have yet to buy one. If I ever get some money to burn, I'll just pull the trigger on a converter from MonoPrice, but before I do, contact them and have them talk me through what would happen if there was input lag.
EDIT:These are listed under the same name, but I don't know if they're actually of MonoPrice quality.
@Contro: I bought a Game Boy Micro just over a month ago, and love the thing! I like that double pack quite a lot actually -- I don't own it, yet, but I've been tracking down some "Double Pack" or compilation cartridges myself and they do work oh so well on the Micro.
Anyway, I'll keep an eye out for a Mystical Ninja cartridge. Thanks for the recommendation. Conker's Bad Fur Day and Space Station: Silicon Valley are two more I'd like to purchase and somehow missed out on, and both fall in the $20+ USD category as well.
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