No mention of the fact that one of the biggest titles used to herald the launch of the PSPgo is still not available on the PlayStation Network, approaching a week after its release date (yes, including PSN)?

I have gone through endless bullcrud to get the game. While I own a PSP-3000, I wanted the digital copy to lop off the UMD's load times and battery drain. On Tuesday, I tried to download the game ahead of an international flight. No sign of it. During the morning of Wednesday, I kept checking and FINALLY word leaked that something had gone wrong. No specifics.

Thankfully I had Puzzle Quest to keep me entertained on my flight.

Firmly on English soil by Friday, I decided to try to buy the game on UMD. It was then I discovered that Sony enforces totally arbitrary, bullshit region locking on games so it would not play on my US-bought PSP.

Eventually, I created a UK PSN account and bought it that way with my UK credit card. However, now I have to engage in endless jerking around to switch between my UK and US accounts to play my games.

Once I have these few games beat, Sony can go f**k themselves.

Ryan speaks the truth. So many issues since I went back to PC, all because their drivers are so naff.

I swear, there are some psychics online today.

I don't know, tied in with their recent ads designed to encourage would-be Windows 7 upgraders to switch to Mac, a huge discount like this would totally cripple any retorts regarding their hardware pricing... not to mention the number of PowerPC holdouts who might finally upgrade to an Intel box and move up to Snow Leopard.

Or where, if I could type today.

I would seriously love to Hackintosh this bad boy. Seems Apple don't have the market cornered were slick laptop designs are concerned.

Exactly what I came in to say. I never had one because for some reason, my eyes adjusted just fine to the green hue of my original Game Boy (OK, OK, not original - I had the clear one released a few years later).

Man, I miss the Game Boy. I may have to dig my wife's out for a game of Super Mario Land 2.

He is preaching the total opposite of Andrew Ryan. For him, personal gain was everything.

I know if I were about to lose my job, I would love to find out on a gaming blog instead of from my employer. :(

I really wish someone would make a game where you have to match coloured shapes of some description in order to clear a screen and score points. It would be an utterly original idea considering nobody has ever thought of it.