| PlayStation Network usernames [message #322191] |
Fri, 14 March 2008 10:06  |
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Aircraftkiller
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If anyone else has a PS3 let me know what your user ID is in the thread so we can get a match going sometime, and we can also hopefully get into the PS Home closed beta soon. When I get some extra money flowing through I'll probably buy Burnout Paradise for some online matchups.
My ID is Aircraftkiller
Also post your game list here so we can figure out who can play what with whom.
Assassin's Creed
fl0w
Super Stardust HD
Go Sports Skydiving
High Velocity Bowling (online patch is coming shortly)
Super Rub a Dub
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| Re: PlayStation Network usernames [message #322199 is a reply to message #322191] |
Fri, 14 March 2008 11:09  |
KIRBY-098
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Thing is: it wasn't that much money.
You'll find as your child grows that there is a definate lack of games for children on most consoles. One area where PCs still hold reign...
I wanted the PS3 but it would have been an exclusive toy for Dad. The little ones would have been out of luck. Wii allows me to interact with the children.
The high velocity bowling looks alright though. What's the targeted audience?
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| Re: PlayStation Network usernames [message #322206 is a reply to message #322191] |
Fri, 14 March 2008 12:10 |
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Aircraftkiller
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Assassin's Creed doesn't have MP.
HVB is targeted to everyone. There really isn't any kind of age limit, the characters are detailed and fun to play with, etc... Try reading some reviews on it. For a $9.99 game it's really well built and entertaining.
There's no kid games in the sense of Baby Mario, Mario Party, Mario: Night of the Living Dead Because Mario Has Way Too Many Games, etc... The kind of games you'd want to play with kids would be things like Super Stardust HD (classic arcade action), HVB, fl0w, Super Rub a Dub, etc..
Also the PS3 has parental controls on everything, including internet access (which is how I'm typing this, via keyboard attached to USB) games, movies, photos, music...You can limit them to what you want played.
One last thing: The "wii" is $249.99 or higher depending on where you buy it. Basic PS3 is $399. $149 difference nets you a lot more gaming experience than you'll get with a "wii". But truth be told I'll probably get the next kid oriented console that Nintendo makes because it's all they ever make, and my daughter will be old enough to use games by then.
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| Re: PlayStation Network usernames [message #322255 is a reply to message #322243] |
Fri, 14 March 2008 16:21 |
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Canadacdn
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| Aircraftkiller wrote on Fri, 14 March 2008 16:51 |
I really don't care if it's derailed so much as I care that a few people post their PSN ID. And no I wouldn't have bought a "wii" if its graphical power was better. The factors keeping it back for me:
Lack of really good third party games
No HD support (480p is NOT high definition)
Lack of movie playback
Lack of music playback
Horrible online services (friend codes? fuck that)
Huge price for its lack of features
Overall kid-oriented games, which aren't of any use to me right now
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Wait, you claim you wouldn't buy a Wii if the graphical power was better, then list lack of HD as a reason why you didn't?
One thing I think we can all agree with however, is that "Friend Codes" suck donkey dick.
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