CorgiShinobi

Honestly, I feel like the first LittleBigPlanet was tougher than this one. Perhaps it was the focus on platforming that made the first harder. I mean to say that with this one, well, you have a lot of focus on the new gadgets, and the gadgets are pretty tough in their own regard. Still, there were a few levels that were tough to Ace. Mainly half of the Cosmos levels, and an Eve's Asylum level were tough.

If you didn't know already, we're going to have some jungle warfare. In single player, it starts out as a stealth mission. B)

Aced and 100% Gifts.

I save often, but I only have a few multi-saves (one game, two/three different files). I don't know why I didn't think of it, but the trophies for reaching a level and in different karma states in Fallout 3 are easy. Just level up normally, save different files, adjust karma, and reach the level. Wish I had known that for the first two... :'(

It's not that Issac is going insane, it's that the whole universe doesn't make any sense!

You know, every time I hear about Anne Hathaway, I always think of this creepy picture of her on an article years ago on the rumor that she digs anal sex. Now she's acting in a Batman movie and I don't want to correlate the two.

Batman can not possibly be contained in one mere thread.

I'm just joking because I've realized the error I've been saying for a while now. I'm so use to the term "touchscreen" because many devices use them now. The Nintendo DS, iPod Touch, tablets, smartphones, universal remotes, and so forth. About the only thing I have with a touch pad is my laptop. EDIT: Heck, even my printer has a touchscreen.

Mama, oooooooh (Anyway the wind blows) I don't want to die

Meh, same difference.

Well, I imagine the whole point of the touchscreen being on the back is to go along with the new trend of not blocking your view onscreen. I've seen some tech demos use, what I believe are, OLED devices where you touch behind to select, swipe, and etc like on an iPod Touch or smartphone. Of course, you could see your hand and figure were to tap/etc, so I'm wondering if users will have to get "use" to the touchscreen on the NGP.

Heath Ledger and the Joker is what makes Dark Night a better movie, in my opinion anyways (man). It's not simply who the actor was and who the character is, but what they all brought to the movie. With Begins, you see Bruce/Batman fighting against corruption, a nice variant of good vs. evil. With Dark Knight, we're introduced to an agent of chaos. Someone unlike common thieves, murders, and even the big shot crime lords. Someone who wants to see the world burn, even if it means they might die in the process. They don't care, and hell if they truly care about anything (pride, money, turf, etc). What tops it off is that Joker has a lesson he wants to teach all of Gotham. Like in the comic "The Killing Joke," he wants to show that anyone can become as insane/mad as him and that all it takes is a little push. This could be having cops kill hostages, rigging ferries to explode unless one ferry blows up the other, and of course turning the white knight of Gotham into a deranged murderer. In the end, no one truly won or was correct. While none of the ferries blew up, proving people are beyond selfish savages, Harvey still succumbed to hatred and revenge. To protect the image of hope and peace in Gotham, Batman must dawn the burden of being Harvey's murderer and be chased by not only the authorities, but the citizens of Gotham.

I'm kinda doubting the touch screen on the back. Instead of swiping and all sorts of controls you had with the Nintendo DS, I can see the thing being primarily used for tapping onscreen menus and other in-game actions. Still, it looks like we might have to act like bears and hold the thing with claw-like hands. That is, if we're to believe you can use the touch screen while holding the device on the sides. Anyway, as for 3DS vs. NGP, it'll be like the DS vs. PSP. While one is clearly far more advanced, the other has one feature that will make cash flow. Of course, it all comes down to games as well. The 3DS does have great third party support already, so all the NGP needs is some original titles and we'll have us an ol' fashion handheld feud! EDIT: I swear, they better not try to resurrect Marcus to promote this thing. You need to sell, Sony! SELL!

I can watch The Dark Knight multiple times, but I struggle each time I try to watch Batman Begins again. It's mainly the beginning where you go through his origin. I think after having watched a completed Batman in Dark Knight, it's hard to go back and see him discover things all over again. Both are really great films, but I would say Dark Knight is more approachable. I mean, Joker doesn't even have a solid origin, so it's like everything is ready to go for an amazing experience.

I got my star, not for making a thought provoking and intelligent post, but a joke about Chris Redfield and his rock punching ability.

You guys seen the real photos of this thing? It's huge! I know others have been saying this, but I'm getting flashbacks to the Game Gear. I'm thinking of the whole "rivaling PS3" perspective, and truth be told I'm thinking that really means, "It's far more powerful than a PS2, but not quite as close as a PS3." Someone said the battery life is suppose to be 4-5 hours, but perhaps that's just average and could change on what you're doing with the device.

E3 should answer more of our questions, and it's probably the only place to give out not-so-good news like a price point.

I'm not a fan of the third Spider-Man movie, but I don't loathe it as much as everyone else. I liked the message on forgiveness, but it screwed up the story. Peter was more of a douche than a real ass, like those punks who think they're tough, but you can knock out with a punch or two.

Oh eff, with some of that tech I wouldn't be surprised if this thing reached $400.

I would want to spring for the starter pack that comes with Sports Champions. Of course, if I had coupons or gift cards, I'd go for the basics.

I'll get the PS3 version, but I already have Extraction. If I had Move, I would go for it and trade-in the Wii version, but I don't think I'm going to spend $100 to play one game.

Tron: Legacy You know the story; it's average amongst movie goers and the critics wouldn't touch it with a 10ft pole. I haven't been bothered by it that much, but last night a friend/girl (wink-wink) came over and saw my Daft Punk-Tron: Legacy poster. Asked if I saw it (I do have roommates), I said I really enjoyed it... and she said she didn't like it. :'( ...but we both like Scott Pilgrim. I would suggest you do that, and quickly. I liked it as a kid, and after the Nostalgia Critic got done with it, I wanted to judge for myself again. It's not garbage, but... it's not that pleasant.

You're not alone. I think it must be the house and trance music I've listened to, but I'll have a phrase in my head that I'll sing, repeat, and then expound upon. I really only do this at work because 1) It can be really slow and 2) No one can hear me sing, even if I'm loud. I haven't done this in a while, probably because there's more interesting people to talk to at work now.