Joystiq has the exclusive gameplay trailer for Borderlands DLC: "Mad Moxxi's Underdome Riot"
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to the people who don't understand the issues with the controls ... they just aren't very good. It's not the buttonmapping .. it's the response you get from the analog sticks. It's like touching the hottest woman alive while wearing gigantic rubber gloves. It's just hugely frustrating. When I press the stick a little ... it doesn't move. Just a little bit further and I'm already too far. I tried adjusting the sensitivity all over the place ... it just doesn't work. COD4 does this *MUCH* better. And NO it's not the button mapping ... it's the responsiveness.
Xbox Live is not a service. It's a ripoff. What exactly is this 'service' then anyway? Is it a service where they restrict developers to do cool and new stuff ... or perhaps a restriction where they won't allow developers to release content unless it's for money? Or is it perhaps a service where you can connect with one friend and have a live video and audio chat? I bet MS thinks of it as a service purely because they have subscribers who pay.

I'm a HUGE fan of PSN when compared to xbox live. If there is one reason to buy a PS3 over an x360 it's free online play. Imagine the ability to play any game you have anywhere online ... at any time. As long as you insert it in a PS3. How handy is that?!? With xbox live you have to retrieve your profile, make sure it's still gold .. if not transfer some money to microsoft. and then perhaps you might be able to play online.


It's also a complete rip-off how they disable popular downloads for silver subscribers .. i mean wtf? what's that about? they are deliberately slicing in the developer's target market just for their own gain? I'm sorry .. please all cool developers .. start developing for the PS3 and enjoy the advantages for many more years to come.
andres It'll be available on Blu-Ray as well containing all the user created content yet up to that point. Or a selection of the better stuff. So I don't know what you are on about. And also, yes! A downloadable game can and will be a system seller. You know why? Because you have to have the system to play the game. Obviously :s Look at Geometry Wars for an example.
haha there is a car getting toed :D neway, make it a good one.
Pretty soon we will become slaves to giant corporations. You want to be able to play this disc? Oh well you'll have to sell your liver and your left pinky first. Then we'll negotiate a deal and perhaps if we still support that standard we'll let you buy it but you can't mess around with it. Sjeez ... where is this going to huh. Suddenly downloading H264 movies seems like a perfect solution to all of this extortion.
This IS going to happen. Content keeps getting bigger and easier to fabricate. HD TV's are getting CHEAP!! we are talking 850€ (that's something like 700$) for HD-ready LCD TV's. People will demand HD-games. I know I do.

Developers themselves will demand the possibility to use HD mediums to store their data since it takes a long time to fit everything on that single precious disk. And time is money for a developer.

Once the first true HD games start getting released by the Sony studios you will be able to see the difference between HD/BD and simple DVD. Using DVD for the Wii console on the other hand is obvious. The console isn't capable of doing HD graphics and doesn't need the space. For x360 and PS3 it's an entirely different matter. x360 & PS3 are getting advertised as true HD-consoles.
okay this is getting rediculous. YES, it is lacking a HDMI port. The PS3 is still capable of outputting 1080p on an analog signal so what is the problem ? Oh, right .. you would like to watch 1080p on your 3000$ TV as well ? well then you can EASILY pay the extra 100$ asked for the HDMI. It's obvious that Sony is in some financial trouble at the moment. They make a loss on every console that's going to be sold, so why not support the manufacturer in stead of bitching about "oh noohz if I buy the cheap model I might not be able to watch Blu-Ray movies on my cheapo TV". If you are planning on watching movies you will probably buy a player dedicated to blu-ray playback and not some gameconsole that happens to be capable of doing the same thing (cuz of the noise probably .. I don't expect the console to run quietly). And yes, that includes an x360.

and @43... YES! it's a removeable internal hard-drive. learn to read.

anyway, support Sony, don't destroy it.
It's a sad world for us europeans. But I think it's still an acceptible price to pay for a console that featurepacked. And I might just be one of the first owners mwuhahaha.

By the way did the XBox and PS2 realy launch for 299$ in the US? That's a fucking crime. That's a LOT less then normal taxes. Shouldn't stuff like this be prohibited or something ?

And AceMilo .. you don't appreciate art. If there was no Sony/nintendo your xbox wouldn't even exist. And sure ... some people just look at the price. But not me. And probably a whole lot of other people will.

Besides if cheap is what you want you will automatically buy the revolution wich will probably retail for around 200$.
wow this is impressive! I'm so thrilled that we actually got to see the GDC movies. And c'mon people ... you'll have to admit that it's impressive. The point of these demo's is to let developers see what is possible. And what I have seen here today makes me drool. Imagine a game where you can blow up every car in high detail (the new GTA anyone ?). Or have ultra-realistic landscapes to explore. Or carphysics like the ones in motorstorm that react to the environment.

I for one can't wait for these games ... and the next generation for that.

By the way .. these demo's are not representations of the actual games. But the technology they use. Got it ? Because I think a lot of people don't get this :s
I own a xbox & a PS2. The PS2 logo isn't very inspirational but does the job. The xboxlogo looks rather stupid with the split up X. It's better then the PS2's however but the Gamecube has the smartest logo out there. Nicely designed and indeed timeless as someone mentioned before. I like it a lot. But honestly ... a logo doesn't matter when I buy a console. Because if it did I would have 2 gamecubes now.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I'm in the market for a new laptop, and I want a 13-incher. I need something with a great keyboard for typing, as this will mostly be used for note taking in class. I am absolutely smitten with the XPS 13, but I'm afraid that with its age Dell is going to give it an update soon. Any advice for someone in my shoes?"
 

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