Rheinmetall

Art is art and games are games. Different things. Why is it so difficult for some people to see that? I think it has to do with the fact that most of us don't have a clue anymore what art is, or our relationship with arts is minimal. A big number of artists have worked in the Buckingham Palace, painters, sculptors, architects and others, but that doesn't make Buckingham Palace a work of art, but a building. A nice building, but building. The same goes for games. No matter how artistic one game might be, it's still a game and its purpose of existence is to be played.

Isn't it the same robbery as with the PSone games on PSN? One must pay for those games again to have them in digital form in their PS3, or PSP console, while it should be for free. The only thing for the customer to do is: Don't pay for it, don't buy it. Simple.

It would be an excellent idea for Square Enix to read the feedback from social network sites, or gaming sites, to realize how much damage they have done during the past ten years to all those rpg franchises of the once great Square company.

Very interesting! Bravo Sony! But guess what? I will never pay not even a cent for a game that I already own.

Silent Hill Downpour and Metal Gear Solid HD Collection.

Usually my favourite games are also those critically acclaimed games, with a few exceptions though like Castlevania Curse of Darkness and Dante's Inferno. They are not The most favourite games of mine, but I like them a lot, although they received so and so critics.

I didn't like neither Oblivion, nor Fall Out 3, will I like this?

Basically I can't stand the idea of an rpg from a first person view perspective.

There is already a remake of Metal Gear Solid, "Twin Snakes" for the Game Cube. Why didn't they include it in the package? Some copyright issues might be behind this omission I'm afraid. Or some other cheap profit reason anyway.

@TheKramer89 said:

It'll be called "Fuck You"

Demon's Souls: "F... You"

Dark Souls: "F... you Really Hard. The Sequel"

No Souls, would be an unusual title, if not provocative.