I'm sure Sony likes this since it essentially tells everyone that a PS3 is used for more applications besides gaming and multimedia functions. If Sony didn't like things like this then they would of never launched folding at home.
Sony also donated a bunch of PS3s to smaller organizations in order to make these small PS3 super computer clusters.
Technically it would be Disney's fault since the developers cite Disney refusing a digital release.
Buying all three day one.
$12 seems pretty fair for these games. If these come out in North America, they look like a good alternative if you can't find the DS versions anymore.
In My Opinion, No More Heroes without motion controls will feel a little off. I saw some scans of the Famitsu article and the graphics looks almost exactly the same. I guess it's a minimum effort port but we shall see when it's actually released.
The idea of Very Sweet Mode just seems a little silly but it's something that I can see Suda 51 implement in his game.
This actually reminds me how Guitar Center sold Guitar Hero products. I think they eventually sold Rock Band games as well.
Atlus is my hero! I'm not surprised that Atlus is bringing this over considering that Demon's Souls is also made by From Software.
When I get my DSi I am going on a Art Style DSiWare shopping spree.
I was interested in Pokemon Rumble, but the price is sort of making me reconsider. My purchase is heavily dependent on how good the demo is.
Hopefully we will see a steady stream of WiiWare demos. I don't see the demos crossing over to Virtual Console but I can see some DSiWare demos in the future.
That's interesting that it is letter boxed on a 4:3. Then again Nintendo always had 16:9 games on all first party games I have ever encountered. Yes, even when Nintendo "cheated" with Mario Party 8, Big Brain Academy Wii Degree, and Wario Land: Shake It!
Amazon just shipped my copy out yesterday so I can't wait to get it hopefully before Thanksgiving or Black Friday!
