I have had my PS3 for about a year and in that time I never downloaded any of the casual games on the PlayStation store.  Probably because I would rather be playing something else or because I just don't like casual games that much.  I would much rather be playing TF2 on my PC then bejeweled on my PS3.  But yesterday I read the news post about how Jeff downloaded a brick breaking game similar to arkanoid and that he though it was pretty rad.  I was like "Hey, I like arkanoid and I have nothing else to play".  So I gave it a shot and I must say that I LOVE IT!  It is such a good idea that it amazes me that noone thought of it before.  Its so much more awsome to see brick towers being blown to pieces by a meteor power up then a ball just bouncing around on the screen.  I wish that I bought it instead of the joke that is called Farcry 2 and saved myself forty bucks.  I am 100% sure that it will keep my interest until Killzone 2.  Sadly when Killzone 2 comes out about everything including Magic ball is getting put aside.

I have had my PS3 for about a year and in that time I never downloaded any of the casual games on the PlayStation store.  Probably because I would rather be playing something else or because I just don't like casual games that much.  I would much rather be playing TF2 on my PC then bejeweled on my PS3.  But yesterday I read the news post about how Jeff downloaded a brick breaking game similar to arkanoid and that he though it was pretty rad.  I was like "Hey, I like arkanoid and I have nothing else to play".  So I gave it a shot and I must say that I LOVE IT!  It is such a good idea that it amazes me that noone thought of it before.  Its so much more awsome to see brick towers being blown to pieces by a meteor power up then a ball just bouncing around on the screen.  I wish that I bought it instead of the joke that is called Farcry 2 and saved myself forty bucks.  I am 100% sure that it will keep my interest until Killzone 2.  Sadly when Killzone 2 comes out about everything including Magic ball is getting put aside.