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The most violent game I can remember from my childhood was Ice Climber, in which you (and your pinkly outfitted buddy) would race to the top of the level, clubbing cute baby seals to death on the way up. Sounds pretty gruesome, but due to the cartoonish graphics and gameplay, in execution it was still a kids game. The biggest difference between games then and games now is realism. Clubbing a baby seal in real life would be a pretty unpleasant experience, but on nintendo it was well fun.
A good example of this is …
In case you were thinking of buying an Xbox so you could play GTA IV: Episodes from Liberty City, rather wait until march when you can buy it for PS3 (and send the rest of the money to me!) because GTA IV: Episodes from Liberty City is coming to PS3 baby!
Rockstar also hinted at the release of the other GTA IV DLC’s coming to PS3 promising to be “very good” to PS3 owners.
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A lot of people complain at the price of PlayStation 3 games. A lot of people wish that you could get copied games. The point of their complaints; they want more games!
My question to these people is how many games do you actually need? How many games do you actually finish? I remember toward the end of my PlayStation 2 gaming career, due to the low price of PS2 games, I had a load of games which I had played maybe once or twice, and I even had a few that had never even …
The most violent game I can remember from my childhood was Ice Climber, in which you (and your pinkly outfitted buddy) would race to the top of the level, clubbing cute baby seals to death on the way up. Sounds pretty gruesome, but due to the cartoonish graphics and gameplay, in execution it was still a kids game. The biggest difference between games then and games now is realism. Clubbing a baby seal in real life would be a pretty unpleasant experience, but on nintendo it was well fun.
A good example of this is …
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List of PS3 releases for February 2010:
White Knight Chronicles - 2 February
Bioshock 2 – 9 February
Dante’s Inferno – 9 February
Star Ocean: The Last Hope – 9 February
Aliens VS Predator – 16 February
Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce – 16 F
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Resident Evil 5: Lost in Nightmares – 18 February
Heavy Rain – 23 February
Last Rebellion – 23 February
Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing – 23 February
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