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A DELAY?! WHAT THE HELL. Really, developers need to quit showcasing games YEARS before they are released. If a game is being shown at E3, I want it in stores THAT year, if not, don't show it to me yet!! I'M LOOKING AT YOU BIOSHOCK, VERSUS 13, AND LAST GUARDIAN!!!

I haven't even got that far (though I heard it's bad). The fucking tunnel, man! The tunnel! I get part way through, and then some fuckers blow me up, so I have to start back at the beginning. BULLSHIT!

Started playing Infamous again. Dinner With Sasha is still incredibly frustrating.

Yeah, if I was Jon, I'd be banging that broad for sure. But she's a little suspicious, she seemed to know who Jon was already, so perhaps she's more than just a wildling? No book spoilers, please.

Hey one of my predictions already came true: http://kotaku.com/5908447/the-ps-vita-will-come-in-a-new-color-this-is-it Bonus points for me??

I reckon it'll be a new Zelda and they'll save the Majora's Mask remake for next year.

Sony: -Either no mention or a very minimal focus on Move -Heavy focus on Vita holiday 2012 -Heavy focus on Vita/PS3 connectivity -No Vita price cut -New Vita colour -The Last of Us holiday 2012 -Final Fantasy Type-0 Vita -inFamous for Vita announced Nintendo -No 3DS Lite shown -New 3D Zelda on 3DS -Super Mario game for Wii U launch -Wii U name will stay

I'll be getting this on the PS3 of course.

Beat Arkham Asylum. Great game! Pretty decent for trophies too. Didn't do much of the Riddler's stuff or any of the challenge rooms and I got 51%. Now to wait for the Arkham City DLC in a few weeks.

To be honest, I never found New Vegas to be THAT buggy on PS3, even at release it only froze once on me, IIRC. I never saw how Fallout 3 was in comparison, but New Vegas was still light years ahead of Skyrim.

I think they're missing the point. How many people have really been asking for an Elder Scrolls MMO? I've always felt that people (myself included) just wanted to take a romp through Skyrim with a buddy, co-op style.

Still, a little more cartoony than I think people like their Elder Scrolls.

Does it continue to the story after the game or does it show what Lightning was up to before and during Serah and Noel's adventure?

World of Elder Scrolls?

Is this an episode of Fringe or Sprint commercial??

I've been playing Arkham Asylum, (pretty much) for the first time. Holy crap, this might be the best Metroid game I've played since Prime. Arkham City had a bit of a Metroid feeling to it, but not like this.

If this really does feature the entire continent, what does that mean for The Elder Scrolls VI or any Skyrim expansions, since we'll already have seen these countries?

I got the PS3 about two years ago, at first it was only going to be to play exclusives. But after a shortwhile, I decided it was a much better console than the 360 (just my opinion people, calm down). I don't use online often, but I like having it there, so it's not something I'm willing to pay 60 dollars a year for. When I do go online, I find the online community to be a bit more mature (though, there are still butt holes on PS3). The system and store are laid out in a much more obvious manner. I don't like the Halo games, so outside of Fable 2 and Alan Wake, there's no exclusive retail games on the 360 that interest me. There has been some exclusive downloadable games, but they generally find their way to the PSN after awhile. I like being able to transfer my media easily onto the PS3. As I've mentioned before, I like the controller better. Not to mention some of my favorite games this gen, Uncharted, LittleBigPlanet, are Sony exclusives. I could keep going, but I'll just say the PS3 has clicked with me, a lot more than the 360 ever did. When I owned only a 360 and a Wii, I often found myself playing Wii games more often (granted, this was before I had an HD screen, and I was catching up on GCN games I missed). So now, the 360 sits there, collecting dust. When my girlfriend inevitably let's a TV into the bedroom, it'll probably end up a DVD/Netflix machine.

I'm hoping for a next-gen console version, it's time MMO's stopped being computer only. How long has it been since Final Fantasy proved that MMO's can not only work on consoles, but also work extremely well. If not, maybe I'll pick it up on my Mac, but that just seems like such a hassle.

I still have them, but I've essentially retired my 360 at this point. If the games were still 60 dollars, I wouldn't have bought them, but they're dirt cheap now. (This is what happens when you're young and have too much disposable income, one day, I will hate myself!) Though, a large portion of my 360 catalog is getting purged soon.

Picked up Final Fantasy XIII for the PS3 (I had a 360 copy originally, beat it, loved it, not sure if I'll play all of it again, but I put it in just to watch the opening cinematic this afternoon and ended up playing for an hour and a half). Also picked up Arkham Asylum for PS3, another one that I originally had for 360, but I lost interest in it the first time, decided to spend 14 dollars and buy it again for PS3, since I was such a big fan of Arkham City. Also got Portal 2 (my first ever Valve game!), which will hopefully be a good co-op experience for me and my ladyfriend.

My ideal fighting game has already been created, it's called Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. It has a wealth of singleplayer content, the absolute best battle system I've ever seen in a fighting game, and a great story-line. Honestly, if they were to take other franchises, and give them a battle system like that, I might just play some more fighting games. But, realistically, I think it'd be hard for any fighting game to top Dissidia 012 (except for maybe a Vita or PS3 Dissidia 3... here's hoping).

Just beat Reckoning, well, the main questline anyways. I skipped 95% of the conversations and cut scenes, so I really couldn't tell you what it was about...