I would like to hear why you have put the scores to the games you have, my opinion aside, as it would be interesting to see what your opinion is.
Reviews are subjective and there may be artistic (not in terms of raw graphics, but in terms of character plot, level design, morale, what the game story is trying to actually discuss if anything at all). You will probably get some haters, but haters gonna hate no matter what.
Go for it I say, write the reviews and let us know when you have posted them. Maybe I will disagree on some parts and some parts I will agree. Each to their own, but that should not stop you writing a review if you feel you wish to communicate your opinions via a review. There are questionnable review scores out there I would say, but at the same time I would not want those reviews taken down as thats a persons opinion.
Indeed I have, I got a wired Xbox 360 pad to use with both the PC and Xbox 360. I use it primarily with Just Cause 2 and platform games like Super Meat Boy on the PC. Other than that I use it for vehicle controls for flight games or whatever.
My main games use keyboard and mouse on PC but using a controller is something I am not adverse to.
Scott Pilgrim versus The World Tron Legacy True Grit 2010 (with Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon etc). Moon (I think this came out before 2010 but is so worth a watch).
Hope this helps. These are films I love but seem to be somewhere near your titles (also I enjoyed a few on your list so you may enjoy the ones I reccomended).
Uh... ok. Your logic seems a little strained in places. Anyways, if you want to play PS3 and you are running out of space buy a new hard drive. Which is also much cheaper than a smaller 360 hard drive since PS3's use off the shelf laptop hard drives(newegg.com). If you are happy with using your 360 all the time or $75 for a new hard drive is a major expense for you stay with the 360.
I am interested to know what you mean about the logic being strained? (Not in a bad way, I mean I am interested to know what you mean).
It perhaps does sound odd to upgrade a hard disk when I got only 3 games in the previous year for the console but I feel I should the console more as I literally use it for a Blu Ray player outside the Uncharted series and a handfull of other games.
I am thinking of uprgrading my Playstation 3 (old model rather than the slim version) from an 80 gig sku to perhaps a 500 gigabyte hard disk or larger. This has come about as I have started to play my PS3 a bit more (I am mainly an Xbox 360 person when it comes to gaming) and noticed that my hard disk is nearly full 12 gigs free out of 73 and I have hardly any games that are DLC versions (Infamous, Flower, Super Stardust HD, and a couple of other titles like Pixel Junk type games).
This worries me as if I want to get my PS3 as a console that sort of gets equal play time as the 360 I would need more hard disk space to work with as I like to revisit old games and saves so deleting old installs would be an issue for me.
My question is this, should I stick with my 360 as I have done for years with multiplatform games and only get Uncharted on the PS3 as my once a year thing (last year I got GT5 and Fallout New Vegas literally for the whole year and Flower off the PSN store) or do I upgrade my hard disk to give me more options?
I have upgraded the 360 hard disk in the past 6 months to the 250 gig model for example as I like to get arcade games from the store and DLC and have already used 25-30 gigs of that to give you a rough idea of usage and balance.
Thank you for reading and I would like to hear your feedback.
I had started to get back into it but then got made into a vampire or something which suddenly cut my interest in playing when I cant walk around during the daylight hours.
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