Interesting perspective, things are changing. What I got out of it though, was that the same complaints about lack of innovation and worrying over graphics over gameplay will persist until the end of time. Whether it actually happens is based on opinion, but the concerns will probably be repeated with every new console generation, and probably should be.
I don't know if you'd envy me in my current situation all that much, but I thank you. 
Never heard of this before, but sounds like a fun game, and that Sonata level seems cool.
The timed missions aren't really so hard it's just waiting for them to start, then in certain cases failure means going all the way back to day one. But again, the masks and dark storyline kept me going, so the game has a lot going for it, it's just I hate watching a clock when playing a game. lol
I'm very sorry to hear about your mom. Hope everything works out.
Yeah, that was a pretty common occurrence for me as well. Strategy guide was broken out with absolute zero guilt for this one. lol
I never played this, but I agree with your point at the start that games that take liberties with the sports they're presenting usually are more fun than the licensed ones, at least for my tastes, which are admittedly very arcade-actioney to start with.
Yeah, I wish they'd source where they got these facts, though, I mean it sounds right to me, but how do I know for sure?Anyway, I thought it was interesting, so shared it, and thanks.
A 3DS remake would be cool, although that time mechanic on a hadheld ... I dunno.
I would honestly imagine that to be the norm among most video game enthusiasts/players; these things are a real time sink in many cases, and if you don't feel like getting to the end, why should you, really?
I read a Cracked article on this a week or so ago, or maybe only a few days ago. Honestly, I have about the same thoughts as you, but I'll make a decision when it's actually ready and I can see it myself. Of course, even if it's cool, it'll probably only be useful at night.
Love "Voodoo Chile," actually first heard it by way of a Stevie Ray Vaughn cover that was part of a set in his in Canada that PBS was playing for some reason.
