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Defiance - Collector's Edition

Defiance - Collector's Edition - Playstation 3
Customer Ratings: 5 stars
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Good stuff in the box and lots of nice in-game content...

Played the beta and It helped me say goodbye to WoW.

I love the show and how it carries over to the game from the SyFy Series... great concept.

It took TRION a while to get the kinks worked out but for the most part, the game plays great on the PS3. May eventually get in on PC if mods and custom UI's are implimented.

The only thing that sucks about the console version is chat/clan/trading menus are a little confusing to navigate quickly or easily. Other than that... great game.

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I passed on pre ordering Defiance as I had Injustice Gods among Us pre ordered at Game stop already and I didn't know much about defiance. I was on psn and happened to run across a video about it (a month after it had already been released), I was impressed and thought it might be a pretty cool game so I decided to look on both Game stop.com and Amazon to see if the collectors and ultimate editions were still available for purchase. the ultimate edition wasn't available at Game stop.com and was waaaaaaay too expensive (ranging from $300.00-$400.00 new, a whole lot more than its original price) from Amazon and sellers on Amazon, the collectors edition however was available on both but surprisingly enough I found it new on Amazon for about $10.00 less than what Game stop was selling it for so I ordered it from Amazon with next day delivery. I could barely contain my excitement waiting for it, when it finally arrived I installed it (which took a while) but once it did Man was I blown away...the game itself is pretty amazing if you ask me the character customization wasn't as deep as say Skyrim but good enough to make my character distinctly my own, the weapon selection is insane as each weapon class has at least one or more sub classes i.e. shotguns has combat shotguns, pump shotguns, and sawed off not to mention an assortment of firing variations; semi auto grenade firing, single shot high damage slugs and more. It is a vast world with other players running around that you can see and hear (if they are chatting unless you mute them) you can help them and they can help you you can team up in groups or join a clan if you want as well as play with your friends online, there are tons of side missions and challenges along with the mainline story ,missions and tv storyline events (events where characters and happenings from the tv show cross over into the game like this past monday 05/13 the character Rinn crossed over and there were missions where you did things for her and fight alongside her) there are lots of enemies, mini bosses, and bosses; mutants, raiders, 99ers, biomen, hellbugs, and hellbug matriarchs/monarchs to name a few. there cehicles are fun to drive and there are different kinds I have 3 different atv's (runners) and a roller so far. I started watching the show as well it's not necessary to enjoy the game but I like it. If any of you have the game or decide to get this game which I highly recommend feel free to send me a friend request on psn my Psn id is TAZZ_DA_MAINIAK.

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First off, I'll state that I wasn't terribly excited for this game when they first announced it. While I had thought that the idea was genius (merging a TV series with an MMO), what Trion had revealed at the time wasn't looking particularly spectacular. This coming from a Tabula Rasa veteran. So, I love the idea of a sci-fi fpsmmo. However, my impressions of the game has changed drastically over the past month, as they revealed more about both the game and the SyFy series.

*The Game Itself*

This review is for the PS3 version only, as that is all I have tested.

Trion's professionalism has proven once again. They had an outstanding release with Rift, and they have proven they can repeat that experience.

Score: 1-10

Graphics: 9

For an MMO, where there can average a pretty high number of players, the graphics blew my mind. They are completely comparable to pretty much any other AAA PS3 game currently on the market. Honestly, I wasn't expecting such a fine tuned game. The world is so incredibly detailed, that it really has you understanding what SyFy is aiming for in the television series. The UI is sleak, minimalist (I love minimalist) and fairly easy to navigate. The only difficulty I had was navigating to the in-game store front, I wish that was a little more intuitive (maybe a separate menu would help). The only drawback for me, was that I wish the cinematics were a little bit better. Had the cut-scenes been slightly better, I would have given this a 10.

Gameplay: 10

Wow! Tabula Rasa, Earthrise, DUST 514, Planetside 2... the list could go on. To me, none of them compare to how fun this game is. There's just so much to do! Heck, I even spent quite a bit of time driving around my pre-order Dodge, because the physics are so well implemented. Now, I listed MMOs, but really I'd say this game could even compete with AAA single-player games in fun factor. Best of all, no subscription fees! The only other decent non-subscription game I can think of is LoTRO.

Things I can't wait for; shadow wars, major arks and the tv series implementation. For those of you that don't know, there will be in-game events that could change the storyline of the television series.

Audio: 8

The soundtrack is incredible. Bear really hit the nail on the head with this one. What he did with the music fits the atmosphere perfectly. However, the sound effects (except UI) could be slightly better, particularly the vehicles. But, I'm a musician and audio engineer, so perhaps I'm a little too judgmental. ;)

Overall, I'd say that this game is a definite buy for sci-fi, mmo and fps fans.

*The Collector's Edition*

I was half expecting a rather cheap product, considering the price. The Blizzard CEs normally contain a lot less, and cost about the same price. But, the CE is absolutely worth buying.

Perhaps the biggest thing for me was the hellbug statue. In fact, that is what I primarily bought the CE for. The statue is very well made, and quite detailed. It's of a hard ABS plastic, with what almost looks like hand-painted detailing (it's that good). The hellbug has a base, but it's not attached to it. So, you can move the statue around the base and pose it how you'd like.

The rest of the items that came in the CE are well made as well. There's a plastic translucent "letter from VBI" that I found to be a pretty cool touch. It sort of gives an intro to why your character is important to the storyline. The art-book is hard-covered and of a really good quality. It also comes with four "DEFI" stickers (which will go on my Range Rover) and a couple of postcards. But, one of the other nice additions was the soundtrack/ bluray bonus disc sleeve. Again, the soundtrack is amazing, and it's not just the soundtrack for the game but also the television series. It sounds like something BT, Neil Davidge or Marty O'Donnell would compose. The bonus Bluray disc I was not expecting. That was a pleasant surprise. It contains behind-the-scenes and making of for both the television series and the game. Well worth watching. The segments on landscape and languages really put into perspective just how epic the television series will be. I personally believe that it's been a while since SyFy has done anything great, with BSG being the most recent. Defiance may very well be the series that brings SyFy out of the rut they were stuck in.

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well,

let me start off by saying the game runs Very Well

with no framerate drops (though a few audio errors persist)

as I write this they are addressing the Lag/Server Crashes (mainly xbox)

in the beginning of the game you go through an extended tutorial

that gives you a Quad to drive and cinamatic cut scenes with

characters from the show.

after passing the tutorial, you are released into the

wild open world full of LOADS of side quests and a Main quest line that after two solid days I am not even close to reaching the end.

the voice acting is top notch and actually witty at times.

the Arkfalls are one of the Dynamic events in game where

you fight loads of hellbugs/raiders/mutants for various loot and exp.

as you progress you unlock EGO points (essentially Skill Points)

you unlock Active skills and Passive perks, active skills

are Blur, Overcharge, Cloak, and Decoy.

you can mix and match your passive perks by equipping them (UP to NINE!)

and as you gain Ego rating you open More Perk Slots.

there are many vehicles that were not in the beta to drive

so look around Carefully. there is a sweeter ride then the Challenger!

The game runs very smoothly and trion is on the ball

about fixing issues FAST!!!! great Service from them so far.

Overall if you've been looking for A Deep skill system

with the Color Coded loot from Borderlands, a Huge Open World

loads of enemy types etc.

the Dynamic Quests go beyond just the Arkfalls

as you will find random quests as you drive around

that range from freeing ranchers from Bandits to defending

a convoy from Hellbugs and loads more.

enemy types range from little hellbugs to towering several stories tall

then you have raiders, mutants, junkers (think Mini Mech)

Dark Matter (the main enemy though they show up late game)

and more.

the main quest line is thus far linear BUT there are so many side quests

and challenges that I doubt anyone will be bored in a few weeks

most likely this game will last a year or more depending how popular

it is.

This Game is a Must Buy for MMO fans and Third Person Shooters.

it's a blast!

Graphics: 4 out of five stars, very good and smooth, few graphical errors.

Sound: still some audio errors persist otherwise about Avg. 4 stars

Gameplay: controls are spot on though hit detection could use

some debugging but everything controls smoothly and is easy to navigate

5 Stars easily.

Fun: FIVE stars! the game despite it's few remaining flaws is a blast to play

and even more fun with friends to team up with.

Overall: with the Main Game, Shadow Wars (PvsP 64 vs 64)

several 8 on 8 and 16 on 16 Deathmatch modes

and proper FOUR player co-op make this the Best Online game

for the PS3 hands down it's so fun try it and I bet

you'll buy it. it truly is fantastic and a Technical feat!

a FIVE star title that after a month or so of Polish

will be an Epic game to play!

NOTE: the Collectors Edition is really worth it

(if you can still get one) the inventory slots

are a Must Have since expanding inventory in game

cost Bits (bought with Real Money)

the preorder weapons are really fun and not throw away

as I figured they would be.

the CE is really worth the cash considering

you get the Music CD, Art Book, VBI Contract,

Digital Items, Hellbug statue (which is Very Detailed and quite nice.

and if you bought the Ultimate ed. you also get an in game hat,

a real Duffle Bag that is Top Quality and I shall use it!

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Collectors edition buyer. The game is amazing as a beta tester and playing live. Very fun, you won't regret the purchace

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Wall Clip - Game Controller Storage and Organizer

Wall Clip - Game Controller Storage and Organizer - Xbox 360, Wii, PS3 - 8 Pack, White
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My husband bought these because he likes things all organized and whatnot...I don't really care about that stuff, I throw clothes and other junk all over. My husband got all tired of me leaving my tv, xbox pc and ps3 remotes everywhere so he ordered these, installed them and asked me a lot of times to put my controllers in them on the wall. Well, I did, and they're actually really cool. You can make them lazy friendly by just putting them on the wall wherever you sit the most. It's pretty nice to not have to actually move from where you're sitting to turn on the various electronic gaming items.

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Bandai Namco Mobil Suit Gundam Extreme Vs. for PS3

Bandai Namco Mobil Suit Gundam Extreme Vs. for PS3
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This game is a must own for Gundam fans of the series. With Mobile suits from nearly each era there's a favorite for everyone. Seeing as they put the Red Astray Gundam in this game (One of my favorite gundam) I just knew I had to grab this.

The Good:

-Graphics is beautiful.

-Has Online play.

-Can switch themes with your music in your PS3 harddrive.

-Each Mobile suits is unique to itself

The Bad:

DLC Mobile suits is downloadable for Japan accounts only. (Have to have a Japanese Playstation card or Credit card etc)

Owners of "Gundam v Gundam Next plus" will notice they took some mobile suits out from the PSP series. Personal favorites I might add...

Cost hundred dollars plus for us.

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Such a great buy, so many suits to choose from. Price is a bit high but what can you expect its an import.

Shipped and delivered fast.

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Even without being able to read the Japanese there are enough helpers online on how to traverse the menu make it easy to remember where things are. I've been playing this game for about 2 months and I still enjoy it just as much is a very first day I put it in. I recommend this is a must get for any long term Gundam fan and still a buy for those who are not.

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Hands down best gundam game i have ever owned in my life! sadly i come from playing only the american ones. Great fun you will be hooked for hours and online you will get crushed by master gundam if he gets to close -.-...

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If you are a fan of Gundam then I definitely recommend buying this amazing game. This is its own fighting game and is not like Dynasty Warriors. Even though its from Japan the menus are in Japanese and English so theres no problem getting around. If you get lost or don't know what something says there are a couple forums that say what everything is and tell you the trophy requirements. But other than the fact that its in Japanese it is well worth the money for this Gundam game!

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Blacksite: Area 51 (Special)

Blacksite: Area 51 - Playstation 3
Customer Ratings: 3.5 stars
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Blacksite has a great story, a very current world with of course a sci-fi twist. the graphics are not the best on the PS3, it's no Call of Duty both in graphics or gameplay, the controls work well for shooting but the squad command is a joke. Above all that the frame rate is awful, every minor load will slow or stop the game for 1-3 seconds, the audio from time to time will feel off, sometimes you'll hear an explosion from your grenade well after it already blew up. Overall this game had serious potential, i wanted to love this game, i waited since june for this release and was very disappointed.

Pros: Current story with elements of the war on terrorism,

The Shooting controls work well.

Cons: Framerate holds you back from enjoying the game,

the squad commands are not well utilized, Short campaign (6-7 hrs)

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This isn't a bad game, but it is a very average FPS. I thought that the story, graphics, and voice acting was above average. The different types of aliens that you get to shoot are cool, too. The thing that keeps this game from getting a higher score is the forgettable gameplay. Aiming is awkward, the environments aren't as destructible as advertised, the weapons are bland, your teammates are pretty dull... there are many other little problems that make this game barely average. If you want a great sci-fi FPS for the ps3, buy Resistance.

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Blacksite: Area 51 has the kind of "I wonder what's going to pop out at me around the next corner" suspense that was so sorely lacking in RE5. In fact, I found this game to be so much MORE "engaging" than popular titles like RE5 and MGS4. Oddly enough, I believe some of the "flaws" like framerate drops and frequent 2-3 sec gameplay pauses for in-game loads actually CONTRIBUTED to this "Fear Factor", albeit unintentionally. It may not be the popular opinion here, but this was a DECENT SHOOTER as far as I'm concerned...

So much of a game like this hinges on controls for me...Are they spot-on or do they suck? This game has really TIGHT controls and that definitely gets on my good side. I actually got used to the video problems rather quickly because I was drawn into the gameplay. But I can also see how it could be a problem for some who can't avoid focusing on the flaws while playing. I was simply too busy bustin' alien arse to get caught up on those things. I imagine one's experience with this game will be positive or negative based primarily on how much the video problems are allowed to distract one from gameplay.

I played this game in 2 days on Hard difficulty, which equals maybe 8 or 9 hours...So it's a pretty quick one. However, I also found myself trying to squeeze in every free minute to jump back into the fray! There are some parts that are sufficiently challenging and you'll find your character repeatedly dying until you improve your skills enough to get to the next level. I like that in a game, and this one really seems to have it in just the right dosage. The game also quickly progresses through a surprising number of environments for such a short game. It's too varied to ever feel repetitive.

The voice talent was excellent, another pleasant surprise. Sound was also very well done...And when combined with the vibration feedback of the DualShock 3, grabbing one of the fixed machine gun turrets and mowing down approaching aliens was just a flat out 10 out of 10 experience in this game! The weapons are excellent with the trusty old carbine being the most used, the sniper rifle the most fun (especially when taking down the chopper), the pulse rifle the most devastating and the "scatter gun" the most disappointing. It only took me a couple of times to figure out the scatter gun is a good and quick way to get your character killed. MOST ammo is plentiful, meaning carbine ammo...But I wish there were more grenades placed throughout because they were fun and effective. Once you run out of them you may not find any more for quite some time. Also, each time you get the anti-tank weapon, there's only ONE rocket with it when you actually need more...Or at least it would be more fun to repeatedly fire off more rounds and blow stuff up.

Blacksite: Area 51 has a good variety of enemies, and LOTS OF THEM! At times it felt like a Call of Duty title because the aliens seemed like they'd never stop coming. It also has the Squad Command feature of Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 allowing you to send your buddies into the unknown so you can safely see what's what before you get your head blown off. Another thing I liked was how an enemy's weapon would "levitate" above the ground after you waste them so you could easily see where more ammo was in the heat of battle...A nice touch!

There are some things I would change. For example, driving a vehicle is insanely difficult simply because the rt stick not only steers the vehicle but it also changes camera perspective at the same time...WTH?!? Imagine trying to drive an arcade racer without a fixed view behind the vehicle. Instead, every time you turn left or right your view also swings to the left or right behind the vehicle WHILE THE VEHICLE IS TURNING! How on Earth could a developer let something like this slip by?!? Just TERRIBLE! But that is my biggest gripe. There were a good many things that were done RIGHT in this game...

It comes across as one of those games that ran out of development time and was rushed to market without needed polish...The kind of polish that could've made Blacksite: Area 51 a true 5-star title. And that's a real shame because it makes it so easy for someone to give this game a 1, 2 or 3-star review with sufficient justification. But if you can train yourself to more or less IGNORE the periodic freeze frames and just focus on alien-busting, then it's the kind of game that has enough going for it to produce 4 or 5-star gaming reviews, again with justification. I have no problem rating this game a SOLID 4-STARS myself, but I can't give it that extra nudge specifically because of the video problems, horrible vehicle physics and overall lack of polish that makes a 5-star game what it is...A seamless and continuously enjoyable gaming experience.

I also HAVE to recommend any game that has me so hooked that I'm looking for every free minute I can find to pick up the controller and play more and more and more...

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great fun! not a big gammer, but like the 1st person shooter, you go to Rachel NV (I have been there), and kill aliens! Beat the game in a few days!

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Dispite some negative reviews on this game, I found it to be a very exciting shooter. I did however get this game used and not sure if it had anything to do with it but seemed at times I was playing it on a computer that wasn't capible of handling it but playing it on PS3 and some parts stuttered hesitatated. The graphics were awesome and was just an all out fun shooter game.

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NFL Head Coach 09

NFL Head Coach 09 - Playstation 3
Customer Ratings: 3.5 stars
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The most compelling aspect to this game, for me, is the detailed progression you make if you create your own head coach character. It very much has a RPG feel to me, because the choices I make with my progression directly affect the way my team performs on Sunday. I'll highlight the best things I like about this game:

1. The Draft. Throughout the season you send out your scouts to evaluate the various prospects. Want to concentrate on an overlooked small-school guy? You can. Then you bring guys in for individual workouts to unlock more player information so you can decide if they are a good fit. Then you go through the draft, trading up or down to get the guy you want. It's exciting to put in the work and snag a potential superstar with a late-round draft choice.

2. The level of detail and control. This game accounts for EVERYTHING that a head coach deals with. Player attitudes. Injuries. Offensive/Defensive schemes. You can create your own plays. You can call the plays in the actual game. You deal with signing free agents and resigning players. Will you progress through the draft, or sign big free agents and pay their hefty price? You can hire/fire assistant coaches. I could go on and on. If you are a huge football fan, you can pore over the numbers all day, and because you build your team from the ground up, you get heavily invested in the outcomes.

3. The out-of-game announcers add to the narrative. The stories that Adam Schechter tells about the potential draftees really add to the realism, about the off season antics of the Heisman hopeful or the sleeper RB at a tiny school. It's great.

This game is not perfect. There are some bugs. But overall, it's an amazingly addictive game with a ton of potential. If you are a hardcore football fan, get this game, take control of your hometown team, and lead them to the Super Bowl!

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Let me first say that this game does have some issues, but EA put out a patch that fixed some major problems (2 min. offense and injuries). Could the game have been better? Of course, but I find the game very fun and totally addicting. If you are a diehard football fan I can't see how you wouldn't like this game. If you feel the need to control the players every move then play Madden 09! (Common sense goes a long way in life) Just like real NFL coaches, you have to suffer through some dropped passes and fumbles that your over paid players put you through. The game is a little slow in reacting to your button inputs, but you get used to that. It's not a button sensitive game like Madden, so it doesn't matter. The longer you play the more you understand why certain things happen. Your head coach (I chose to create my own) and your staff all have skills that they either already have or that they need to learn over time. You earn "skill points" by winning games. You develop these skills over time and it truly affects everything on the field. As far as graphics go, I think it really depends on what view you are using during the actual game. You can change views easily with R2. The "cinematic" view looks very good, but I use "overhead" also to really see the x's and o's in action. I highly recommend actually playing each game instead of simming them. You learn more about your teams' strengths and weaknesses that way, and more importantly you can increase your teams' "play knowledge". This is a crucial part of the game. Each play is either "unlearned, learned or mastered". Your players' success has everything do do with their knowledge of the plays. My only real complaint about this game now is the fact that once you start a game you cannot save it until it's over. Lastly, I would suggest you increase the skill level slider (for both your team and the AI) all the way up on the running backs. The standard default for the running backs have them doing some really random and unskilled things.

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Playing for several hours a day, a season should take you a couple weeks minimum. This is not an action filled game. While there are some flaws, you definitely get a feeling of accomplishment after putting together the right team and going on an extended winning streak without cheating. This is especially true if you start with a bad team, like I did with the 49ers. I almost got fired in my first season, but I saved it by winning a couple games at the end and finishing the otherwise disappointing season with some flair. Don't get discouraged. This is an addicting game if you give it a chance.

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You really must be a die hard football fan to enjoy this game. I can see the potential for a limited crowd to enjoy this, but it requires quite a bit of patience and dedication to become fully involved. The actual game day coaching is so painfully boring that it almost feels like they focused all their energy on behind the scenes stuff. I was hoping for a more interactive experience when calling plays, but it gets so repetitive and robotic that it can put you to sleep. There is no excitement to be found anywhere on actual game day. I suppose the nuts and bolts of coaching are realistic here but calling plays should be the most fun part, and here it is very lacking. Even the crowd noise seems built to make you sleepy, it's kind of a low humming noise like watching golf on television. A definite improvement over 2008, but still a ways to go.

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Jury is still out on this game for me. I've owned the game for a week now. Created my own coach and it gives you a rating on the level of difficulty for that particular team. You can start in the 2008 preseason or being at training camp. I always elect the offseason. Contract situations are all actual. However unlike the current NFL rules when you make a trade you still get a cap-hit.

You have to be very careful with your Cap because during the offseason EVERY freeagent will be presented to you to get in on the bidding for. If your team has a lot of needs the temptation is to sign everyone that fits that need. Likewise you have NO idea what it's going to cost you to sign draft picks AND no idea what it's going to cost to sign players to fill your roster just before camp starts. The GM will sign undrafted rookies and free agents to fill your roster before camp as long as you have enough Cap space.

Fatigue plays a major factor with your players and I think age has a bearing on it.

After each game you go through a normal practice week and are presented with items you can work on. However, you are not necessarily given items to help you learn and develop new plays in your playbook. This season I have a lot of rookies and rookies at the same positions are given the same plays to work on. I've even worked on the halfback one day and the O-line the next and the plays were mostly the same. How successful you are depends on what plays are unlearned, learned or mastered. On an unlearned play the guys are like well, "where do I go, what's my assignment." Even if it is learned each player has a level of knowledge of that play. There's even a percentage for Mastered. The QB may have it mastered but the wideout may not. So practice is critical. However, you are not necessarily going to get to practice the plays you want to run in the game. That needs to be fixed.

The first few times you try the game the learning curve is very high. Not that I don't know the sequence of events and the variables in coaching and team building; it's more the structure of the game; and what works and doesn't work.

One thing I'm getting tired of rather quickly is emotional reaction. Too frequently during a game your are asked to give a calm or excited reaction to a particular play. Your reaction impacts your rating with everyone from fans, media, owner, staff and players. It breaks focus on what's going on on the field. And because the game as one reviewer said is not very fast when you press a button it adds to the frustration. I'm ready to call the next play.

I miss my office from the original version. I miss the staff meetings. I want advice from my people like in the original. That's the way it is in the real world. In this version it seems your staff only have one function and that is to develop and impact the performance of your players by how much skill and special skills they possess. After wins your coaches earn skill points that you can spend to acquire new skills and advance skills you and they already have. How skilled you or your assistant coaches are impacts your players.

I want this game to be great. I want it to be a challenge. I'm thinking it might wind up being too much of a headache to enjoy.

One last thing. If this is true then I'd be done with the game. It almost seems like the outcome of each game is predetermined. In some games it seems like I'm dominating then all of a sudden my guys can't do anything right. Up by 21 then can't move the ball or stop the opponent. Then move the ball and fumble at the opponent 10 as your going down to win. Another senario, can't do anything right at all and get blown out of the building. Whatever you call won't work. It's as if the system says the score of this game is going to be 31-21 and there is nothing you can do about it. You get your 21 points early then the system says that's it.

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Need for Speed: Carbon

Need for Speed: Carbon - Playstation 3
Customer Ratings: 4 stars
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Need for Speed Carbon is a decent racing game for the PS3. The graphics is good but nothing to get overly excited about. The framerate is consistently high, which is great when you are driving at over 120 mph. (I play it in 1080i mode on my LCD TV.) The career mode has some sort of storyline, but it's complicated and I just skipped over the poorly delivered dialogs.

The game is an arcade racer, which means its car handling physics is not very realistic. A number of real-world nameplates are represented, and each does have its own "feel," but the designers and developers made no attempt at making them feel real. (The opposite of this approach is, of course, the venerable Gran Turismo series.) The best thing about an arcade racer like this is the driving is very forgiving. You can corner easily at over 90 mph, something you'll never do in Gran Turismo. You can also turn off car damage and smash into everything and anything -cop cars, oncoming traffic, etc. -destroy them yet sustain no damage. Because the framerate is really good, when you use the bumper or dash view and drive above 120 mph on an HDTV, you can really feel the rush.

The career mode has you race to win over territories. You must place no. 1 in each race to win. After a while, the races do get repetitive, as do the cat-and-mouse chases with the cops. The city in the game, which seems to be modeled after L.A., is not very big, so after half an hour or so you'll have travelled on all its streets and highways. I wish EA had included a more expansive setting.

In short, this is a fun game and makes a great rental. It's too expensive as a purchase, and its limited variety of play makes the purchase a poor value.

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I absolutely love this Need for Speed! The game play is great...even the story line is pretty good...I wish the graphics were a touch better..but 720p ain't too bad...The map could be a bigger too. Overall an awesome game.

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I started with the version for PS2. It was pretty good, but when I got the PS3, I had to get the other version. It is alot better with more traffic and the rain is phenominal. The only thing that keeps me from giving this game a perfect 5 is that there is no replay. They should have at least put it on the canyon and drift runs. Overall I really enjoy the game especially the online play.

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Need for Speed has been perfecting the arcade racer for many years. Need for Speed Hot Pursuit was one of my favorites because of the police pursuits. Carbon takes that element to the next level. Now this game features several unique features which make this game special.

The storyline is rather unique and gives you a personality. You are a character that you never talk or have a face. It would have been nice if they allowed players to personalize that aspect more. This game is not overly challenging and features well designed courses. There are various race types that if one doesn't challenge you enough another will. I seem to do pretty well it just about every race style. Except for drift racing which is very challenging and requires great timing. This game adds a new aspect called a wingman. This character will help you in just about every race. Whether it be to block another race or bring home first place. As you progress in the game you can personalize your vehicles more and also earn newer faster vehicles. That is not only important for career racing mode but also online play. As I have noticed the competition out there is excellent. The game also has added a card collecting goal. This game gets you rewards for collecting four cards in each category. The physics of this game is excellent and the speed is furious. You really feel the speed of the cars out there are quickly understand the capabilities of the car you are driving.

When it comes to graphics the 360 comes in first at least with this game. The graphics are a little darker and muddier than its Microsoft predecessor. Although that being said the graphics are still excellent. By far these games continue to shine in creating beautiful environments. The entire game takes place at night which may be a little disorienting to some.

Overall I love this game. From the great storyline to the music that seems to fit every environment perfectly. I would consider this game for anyone who like some aderaline pumping action.

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The Playstation 3 system has definitely been recognized as one of the most popular video game systems on the holiday market today. Although there have been many different games that have thrived from the earlier Playstations that Electronic Arts have delivered well on, there is arguably one game that has the rush for anybody who wants to be a street demon, Need For Speed. Since it debuted a decade ago, it has been recognized as one of the best racing game series of all time. The last version, Need For Speed: Most Wanted, did a fantastic job at bringing in new reved up racers to all game consoles alike. Now, a new chapter has helped Need For Speed make its debut on the Playstation 3, but does it deliver like its PS2 counterpart?

Need For Speed Carbon for the Playstation 3 is a wild and driven racing game that deliver mostly well for all gamers of all kinds. The game picks up mostly well, as you enter Palmont City, eager for a new challenge after Rockport's Most Wanted madness, as you race your way, trying to conquer the streets with your crew. The game features nearly all the excitement, as you race your way to the top of the heat, to tackle Darius and his league of underground racers. The game features all the classic cars you've come to love from the Mazda RX-8, to exoticas like the Porsche Carrera, and also classic muscle cars like the Dodge Charger, and the Plymouth Challenger as well. There are also thrilling tracks that make the game shine well from circuit races, and speedtraps against the cops, to the return of drifting tracks, something that wasn't seen since Underground 2. The graphics are polished up noblely well, and thrive with each speed of the gameplay. There are however, a couple of disadvantages to the game. One of them, is that you don't have as much challenge against the police as you did with Need For Speed Most Wanted. The other disadvantage, is the muscle cars are very difficult to control for new gamers, and take a whole lot just to get used to, especially in the challenge mode.

Still, even though I wish there could've been more that should have been played in Need For Speed Carbon for the Playstation 3, but it is definitely enough to give any speed demon a thrill of a lifetime. If you have the PS3, than I recommend you place this on your gamelist. I loved playing this chase, and you'll enjoy this need as well.

Graphics: B+

Sound: B

Control: B 1/2+

Price: B 1/2-

Overall: B 1/2+

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PS3 Street Fighter IV Round 2 FightPad - Sagat

PS3 Street Fighter IV Round 2 FightPad - Sagat
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I'm a huge street fighter fan, and read all the reviews on how these MAD CATZ pads were somewhat unreliable. Even though, I went out and purchased one....I believe, one of the newer ones, or second version. Well, after using it for only a few hours, the directional pad feels like it's been worn down already to the right side, which is the side most single players would play on. I don't feel the crispness I felt when I had started playing with it like I still do when I'm on the opposite side (using the left side). So, moves are sometimes hard to pull of when I'm facing to the right, or I should say not as easy. A big disappointment. Would I recommend this product...NO. Will I get another one...NO! I'll probably would look into the stick configurations available besides these.

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got these on 12/22 (this one and a zangief one) and both work flawlessly .can use both at same time no signal interference. dpad is awsome. no problems

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I purchased this item because I like the wheel design of the directional pad. I find that it's easier to do Street Fighter moves with controllers like this. But this controller was not worth the purchase. It feels cheaply made and performs that way too. I've only used it twice and found no more use for it. I still have it because my nephews like the design and don't care that it's cheap and doesn't perform well.

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Hatsune Miku Project DIVA- F (Japanese Language) PlayStation 3 PS3 GAME GameCyberStore

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As an anime fan as well as a fan of Hatsune Miku, I absolutely loved this game! This is a rhythm game which uses the X,O,ロ, and △ buttons in a DDR-style button-mashing gameplay. I have played two of the other PSP games in the series (Project Diva and Project Diva 2nd), and I must say that the game has greatly been improved. They've added "technical sections" and star-shaped targets (hit by flicking the joysticks). Also, since this is a PS3 game, the graphics are 1080p high-definition, and is apparently 3D enabled (I haven't used it yet). In my opinion, you do not need to know Japanese to play the game. Yes, the menus are in Japanese. But I've always managed to get by with my poor Japanese (1st grade level) and trial-and-error. Since it is a rhythm game, Japanese isn't required when playing. As always, PS3 games are region free, and can be played on any system, regardless of the country of origin.

PROS:

+ 1080p HD + 3D

+ Most songs are new to the Diva series

+ New star targets/technical section

+ More Difficult (some of the previous games have been "too easy")

+ Songs feature more of the other vocaloids

(リン(Rin)、レン(Len)、ルカ(Luka)、KAITO,MEIKO)

CONS:

Menus not in English (sometimes the menus in Japanese games can be)

I kind of wish the game was multi-player, but you can't win them all. I was a little concerned about buying the Asia Pacific Edition instead of the Japanese edition, but there seems to be no difference. The only difference I've noticed is the lack of Cero rating in the bottom-right hand corner. For all the parents out there, this game is rated Cero C, which means for ages 15 and up. Keep in mind that the rating is affected by Japanese cultural values, so it is probably an E10+ rating or T rating equivalent. From what I've seen, some of the costumes and dances are slightly suggestive, and there may be some foul language (Of course, the foul language is in Japanese, so I wouldn't know the difference).

Overall, I was very satisfied, both with the product and the seller (WeSellGames). This game is a must-buy!

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This game has good music, good moves, good characters, cool graphics and costumes. Lots of fun, creativity and entertainment. Not too difficult.

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I'm playing this game non-stop. It's in Japanese, but that does stop me. I learned my Japanese from Anime shows. This game made me want to buy all the other games. I'm even looking where I can find the actual Acarde game, you know, that big machine? This game is awesome. NO QUESTION ABOUT IT!!

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Having high expectations from the start I decided to buy it and to my suprise it surpassed my expectations of it. The graphics look amazing, the songs are catchy, the game is easy to navigate through and just overall a fun time. Took me a little while to find the save button but once finding it that was the only problem I ran into. Product came a day before estimated arrival so it was a nice bonus suprise. Overall I would recommend it to anyone.

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Me being the huge Miku fan that I am knew I would enjoy this game, if it was availible in America I would have the whole series but sadly it is not

I would reccomend this to anybody its a teriffic game andif you love J-pop or anime I highly recommend this game

Some down points to this game if you own the version for the VITA its the same exact game with 5 new songs, new accessories for the Vocaloids, and a few new costumes

And if you cant read Japanese the game can be tricky at first but the screens are extremely easy to navigate it just takes practice

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UFC Undisputed 2010

UFC Undisputed 2010 - Playstation 3
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This is a great game, with visible damage to your character and your opponent, for instance, if you repeatedly kick your opponent in the ribs, his ribs will get red, then purple, and eventually look almost black from bruising, this also relates to how damaged the area is. If you repeatedly strike the rib area for example, you can break their ribs and get "daze" them so that you can land very powerful strikes to the head and body. You can even get a knock out if you do indeed break their ribs, and while they are dazed, strike them repeatedly in the ribs.

With all of that said, like almost all fighting games of this type, the grappeling and submission gameplay is not super great. It is IMPOSSIBLE to submit a CPU opponent. By impossible I mean, I had the game in begginner difficultly, had the opponents life bar in the far red, grappeled him, got into several dominant positions relitively easy, as I had nearly full green life bar, and every time I initiated a submission he would get out. I tried arm bar, Kamura, even a rear naked choke back mount top while I was full health, he nearly none. It is IMPOSSIBLE to submit CPU in this game, and yet it appears that the CPU can submit you at anytime they choose, no matter how better off your stamina and life bar is, no matter how fast or furious you spin the analog stick. It is the go to move when the computer decides you have won enough.

The Stand up and Ground and Pound are amazing and great fun, but don't bother trying to do anyting involving submission, you will fail.

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UFC 2010 for ps3 has potential to be the greatest MMA game ever. The only reason I say it is not the greatest game yet is because there are several bugs. It is very hard to get a fight online and the career mode has some problems, including your stats decaying too quickly, fatigue not really playing as much of a factor as it should be, and opponents getting too tough too quickly. Some of the ufc fighters also need a little tweaking but as soon as the developers get a patch update out there, and I am confident they will, this will be the best MMA game ever. Despite these current problems, I also want to address its successes. The graphics are UNBELIEVABLE, every fighter looks completely real. And the realism doesn't stop there, every fighter in the game has fighting styles and abilities that are just like the real fighters. There are also all kinds of new features like the ability to make and play your own pay per view which is so fun if get some friends to play through it and the other gameplay modes that ensure you will never get bored of this game. So all in all, I would highly recommend this game if your a fan of the UFC although would recomend you wait until they get a solid patch update out there so you can enjoy it to its fullest.

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A new, barley updated sports title to refresh fans of the previous entry's shortcomings. My thoughts exactly when I saw the demo of this title available for play, enquiring only to differ from the many wrestling games played in my youth. Having little knowledge of mixed martial arts, the UFC or any fighter in/outside the ring, my predetermined thoughts were nothing more than a button masher enjoyable for a few fights. A title that captures my full attention with great presentation, style and a flawless control system deserves my hard earned money, the honor of accomplishing that with a simple demo is held by few.

A twelve year spanning career mode only offers a Create-a-Fighter challenger the chance to hold the gold but does a great job of simulating the journey from unknown to champion, with a strong custom skill class, attire and fighter modifications. A huge roaster of real fighters across five different weight classes waits at startup, throwing them into the cage with exhibition matches, title defense, title (capture) mode, tournament and Ultimate Fights, which recreates the best fights in UFC history, or gives the chance to change them. Online only offers exhibition or tournament play between players with custom UFC/create a fighter rules, leaving the UFC selected fighter possibly destroyed by a highly skilled CAF. A brand new game comes packed with a code for online play; a used copy will cost roughly an extra $5 for online fighting.

The fights appear just like the sport that inspired it. Fighters appear weak or tired with increasing body damage and a few fists to the head will leave a cut for blood to drip onto shoulders, bodies and the mat. Fighters are limited to competition in their respective weight classes, height or reach don't play a much of a factor due to the feel of balance between each fighter, never knowing when you might get stunned or knocked onto the mat makes engaging play. Graphics and sound look great in presentation to make this title look more like the actual sport. The control scheme parallels those in recent boxing games with the left stick acting for fighter movement and right as takedown or submissions. The controls remain the same when fighters hit the mat but as any true fan will know that's a whole different game in the struggle to stay victorious, hunter or hunted can quickly be toppled for the win.

Plenty can be found for anyone in the various modes or only exhibition matches. The excellent, responsive controls that can lead to easy upset/defeat is the meat on the hook reeled in by near life like capture/presentation of the sport. The demo did a great job of setting up the game with much more in the full version. Anybody looking for a never ending title with different character selections and match outcomes or an engaging sports/fighting title should step in the octagon.

Last Words: B+, easy to pickup & fun to master, an easy title that you can lose a few hours in, not many of these titles exist anymore.

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I thought they were gonna step it up from the last one, but the game controls seem a bit more difficult. The game controls should've not been changed. I rather play the first one still. Not a fan of 2010. By the time i figure out how to get out of a leg lock, Undisputed 2011 will be out. Not worth it, maybe next year.

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The game is much more difficult than the 2009 version, but the gameplay has significantly improved and the graphics are awesome.

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KONNET PS3 and Xbox 360 ExpressHD 150 - HDMI CAT 2 Cable

PS3 and Xbox 360 ExpressHD 150 - HDMI CAT 2 Cable, 1.5M, HDMI 1.3b version - Orange
Customer Ratings: 4.5 stars
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To be honest the only reason why I'm getting this HDMI cable because of its low price and color (green yellow). I'm a big Green Bay Packers fan.

I know this HDMI cable is ver. 1.3 which is below the 1.4 ver for 3D TV. But surprisingly the picture quality on my Panasonic Plasma TV is better than when I'm using my Sony HDMI cable ver. 1.4 that I got from Gamestop when I purchased my PS3. I dont know why, but the color on my TV using this cable is more vibrant.

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i was using a regular av cable for xbox360 on my hdtv and the picture was really bad.For 7 dollars i got this hdmi cable and DAMN it works well and picture is crystal clear.WAS worth the money.

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PS3 Radium Wired Controller - Metallic Blue

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Good solid controller, doesn't feel cheap. It has some weight to it and I like that. Cord is a little short. Turbo function works. I would recommend this to anyone who need an extra controller, without the extra cost. Price is good also.

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I bought a wired controller because I didn't want to hassle with batteries that most third-party wireless controllers come with. Plus, that USB port will be taken up with the wireless receiver anyway. Cord may be a bit short for most (6'), but it is fine for me. Feels like a solid controller. Turbo function is easy to use as well. Recommend this product.

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The Controller Was Great, FOR ABOUT A MONTH! NOW EVERY TIME I use it it spazzes out AND i HAVE TO UNPLUG IT EVERY MINUTE OR TWO!THIS IS A WARNING DO NOT BUY! I WANT A REFUND!

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Turtle Beach Call of Duty: MW3 Ear Force Bravo Limited Edition

Turtle Beach Call of Duty: MW3 Ear Force Bravo Limited Edition Programmable Wireless Universal Gaming Headset
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I just purchased these last night, Nov 1st, to use while playing BattleField 3 for xbox 360. These are my first headsets for online gaming and so far they are just OK...I dont think they are worth the $179 price...they seem to be basic wireless headsets with some built-in dsp (digital signal processing) presets..think equilizer for your stereo. Now for the Fun Stuff . From their website:

"The EFB also comes with a "Field Supplies" card, featuring a unique code to unlock access to an exclusive Turtle Beach / CoD: MW3 mini-site where you will find:

* Access to exclusive downloadable artwork

* Discounts on Turtle Beach swag

* Exclusive offers from Turtle Beach and partner companies for deals on MW3 content and other items that you can't get anywhere else

* ...and much more!"

I went to their website and accessed the MW3 "special" area. " " and looked at the "exclusive" content. The only items that are on that page are

* Ear Force Bravo Enhanced Audio Preset Manager Software theres EarForce Delta also, but thats it)

* Additional Call of Duty: MW3 Enhanced Audio Presets for the Ear Force Delta

* Turtle Beach Apparel Promo Code

* Turtle Beach Call of Duty: MW3 PC Wallpaper / Screensavers

With the product description about programmable presets, I was thinking I would be able to customize the presets...WRONG... I install the software, but the "Additional" presets I downloaded are the SAME as the ones already installed with the Manager software..nothing programmable at all. Where is all the "Exclusive" content? Wallpapers of the headsets and discounts for buying clothing?? There are no additional presets like the PX3 has. All that can be done is cycle through the presets.

Pros:

* wireless

* flexible boom mike

* clear speech with no background hiss and decent game sound, but it can get a little muddled when a lot is going on where you cannot tell where even a helicopter is.

* separate Chat and Game sound volume controls

* rechargable lithium-polymer battery

* lightweight

* the headband has a springsteel band (not sure how far it goes into the earcup legs)

Cons:

* Overpriced nearly $80-90 more compared to a wired version. Probably about $50 more than a wired dolby 5.1 version.

* lightweight feels kind of cheap for the price

* fabric earcup material is a little irritating

* Lackluster "Exclusive" content

* rechargable lithium-polymer battery pack does not appear to be replaceable.

* Programmable "Pre-sets" are just presets...nothing programmable about them. You can cycle through the presets by pressing the preset button on the headset...that is it. I was unable to use any of the other headset presets I downloaded from Turtle Beach.

* Seems to be only simulated surround sound, as the wireless transmitter uses the standard Red/White RCA jacks for the input. They are NOT dolby 5.1/7.1, that requires their DSS accessory for an additional $89!

* For being wireless, there are a LOT of cables -

* USB charging cable for headset

* USB cable for powering the transmitter

* audio splitter cable from source to transmitter (RCA to 3.5mm jack)

* xbox306 talkback audio cable from headset to controller so you can talk.

Result? You may want to consider the Xbox 360 Wireless Headset X41 by Voyetra/Turtle Beach with Dolby Headphone 7.1 Surround Sound instead...its $20 cheaper and is true 7.1 DSS.

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While these are def overpriced, due to my setup I needed wireless for my 360. These were great to keep the wife happy during long gaming sessions at night. These are not programmable as they say. Installed software and just gave option of MW3 presets which are already there. Just ordered dss today. All in all great headset. Pretty comfortable. Tried a set of Xp500 and we're too large for my ears. Went with these due to rechargeable battery. I was afraid of going through too many batteries. All in all great purchase but hindsight is 20/20. In retrospect I would have picked up a set of px3's and added dss. This would give you simulated 7.1 and rechargeable wireless at a better price.

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First off just let me say that I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS HEADSET. Ok so with that being said I bought this for myself for my Bday because i felt i was good this year and deserved to treat myself. I got it to use on my Xbox 360 (ebony) and I'm use to playing with the ole rinky dink one that comes with the system. I wanted something to help take my gaming to the next level and I searched all over the net trying to decide which headset to get and i came across this one. Did research on it and got plenty of mixed reviews but 80% of the bad ones were about the cost (which i must admit i was iffy about myself but was very reluctant to find a pair here for $119.00) and not the product itself other than the whiners complaining about too many wires for it being wireless... Really??? One goes to the transmitter for power, another to the transmitter for the sound of the game to come through and the last is to charge the headset from the transmitter when it needs to be charged. Which by the way i used for a 14hr MW3 session and still had power to go more. Then there is a wire for if you want to use the headset as wireless earphones for your TV, watch movies, mp3 player, or whatever else you can think of for OPTIONAL enjoyment. Umm the headset itself is still only has one and that's only for IF you want to chat. connect to your 360 controller from headset. No big deal.

Now the sound is amazing. You can select from a list of preloaded sound presets to focus in on what you want to hear and you really can hear the difference they make. I read a few people say they heard no difference... either tone deaf or dirty ears that need a good cotton swab cause even my grandma heard the switch from explosions to footsteps. (not a dramatization) Anywho then there is the hurts ears thing. That is based off of your anatomy and I cant help you there i can see how it may hurt some people after a while, but my ears fit right in the holes so not a problem for me.

So all in all I guess what I'm saying is that I would def recommend this to anyone who like myself really didn't know much about a headset past the basics and want a good, quality gaming experience with tremendous sound. I wanted to welcome MW3 with a new experience and I must say I'm happy I took the chance with these. I may have been luck with the price but after actually having a hands on experience with them i wouldn't have minded if i had to pay full price. Great buy for any gamer be it a "noob" or a vet. Oh I almost forgot I have a ps3 as well, rarely play but still and all whenever they come up with something worth powering it on for again I can use these hybrid babies on it as well as a pc. So yea def worth it.

On a side note for anyone who has a 360 hit me up my gamer tag is: Deaths Songxx. Hope my review helps and good luck.

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I see there's no review on this yet so I'm gonna do a very quick review based on only my 1st weekend with this headset. I'm using this on my Xbox 360. I'm no a PC person. My PS3 is dead so I cannot test it out (I wanted to see if it worked for my Blu Ray movies). I will update this review from time to time. I've owned the X11, X31, and now MW3 Bravo. I love this headset. Sounds awesome. Probably cause I also own the Earforce DSS 7.1 Sound Processor. I don't really know the big differences between the combo of what I have and the Delta version. This retails here for $170 and the Delta is $300. I'd rather buy the DSS than spending an extra $130 but that's just me. I got my Bravo on sale at my local dept store for $150 so I think I got a nice deal. I'm going to try and point out stuff that's not already stated on the descriptions.

Mic mute button It's now on the headset itself rather than on the wire. I'd rather have it on the wire cause now all of the buttons are on the headset now which makes it harder for me to access it.

Mic chat volume button It's also on the headset itself too instead of on the wire. However, it's now 2 clicky buttons (like a cell phone)instead of the dial. I like it better this way cause the dial was too sensitive for me.

***11/10/11 Update*** Once in a while when I'm chatting w/ my friends/family on chat. I hear a minor echo form them. Not a bad 3 second delayed repeating echo. It's like they're talking to me from a bathroom. It's not really bad but it's there. There's even a sticker on the chat aux cord that states if you hear an echo to unplug and plug it back in...which didn't solve it for me.

Presets They're now 2 buttons. One for the main (normal) sound and the other is to select the programmed presets. Both buttons are small rectangular shaped instead of the older tiny circular buttons from the older headsets. I like it better this way. It comes with 8 presets. 3 for campaign (1-enhancer, 2-bass boost, 3-high frequency boost) and 5 for multiplayer (4-enhancer, 5-footsteps focus, 6-bass boost, 7-amplifier, 8-precision). I can't tell which I'm on though. The only way I can assume is if I press the main preset button, it should reset to 0. I then press the preset button only assuming it goes in numerical order from there. When I find out if I'm right or not, I'll update this review.

***11/10/11 Update*** It's still hard to tell which preset you're on. It beeps when you press it for the 1st 4 presets and the beeps quieter for the last 4 presets. Doesn't really help me.

Game volume Just wanna state it's still a dial and not buttons

Rechargeable battery This is one of the main reasons why I got this. I'm assuming this will be a lot better than using batteries since it should last longer (10 hours). There is now a usb port on the headset. You can now charge the headset when you're not playing or while playing. I don't know if it'll beep or give you a warning if it needs to be charged. I just got this but I'll update my review when it happens. I charged it using a regular power source and it worked fine doing it that way. It comes with a LONG usb cord. It's over 13 ft long (I used measuring tape to find out). I didn't know why but then I thought about it, it's gives you the option to connect the usb from where you're using the headset to your console/sensor. This usb cord is marked with a sticker that it's used for charging and it cannot be used for data transferring.

Chat auxiliary cable cord This is the cord that connects your headset to your controller. I think it's shorter than normal. It's only about 3 feet long. I like a little more slack while I'm still chatting and grabbing a snack or a drink from the kitchen. I wish it was maybe a foot or 2 longer. There's also a stick attached to mark it. It states if you hear an echo to plug in both sides the cord (weird).

Sensor Simple. you switch between using it for PS3, PC, or Xbox 360. This is the 1st sensor I've seen that there's no clear plastic on the front cover with a red light on. I don't know if that's better or not. There is a usb port on the the side of it. It's for charging your headset (using the 13 ft long usb cord). It's a nice option for people that don't want more wire clutter on your console.

***11/10/11 Update*** When I turn off my Xbox 360, the sensor's green little light in the front still blinks. It doesn't stop. I don't know if it's a good idea or not. I just unplug the usb cord just in case and plus it's annoying.

Wireless As you know it's wireless. So far there have been not cutting off or crackling sounds like happened time to time on my X31 headset. Again, I've only used it this weekend so I'll update this as time progresses.

***11/10/11 Update*** Bang for your buck It's a little overpriced. The X41 has 7.1 Surround Sound and is a lot cheaper. Again, I wanted the internal battery that can be charged. That still makes a huge difference to me. Also, the other Turtle Beach wireless headsets, such as the X31 and PX5, has annoying random crackling sounds and some sound cut offs (even when there's no much wireless stuff going on around its sensor). That has not happened to the Bravo headset.

Again, it sounds better than my previous Turtle Beach headsets. The atmosphere on the sound, music, surrounding explosions, vehicles, running/footsteps, reloading, gun fire, etc on Battlefield 3 multiplayer and campaign sounds so awesome. I think it's a nice alternative for people who can't afford getting the Delta. Just don't forget to pick up the DSS with it.

***11/10/11 Update*** Been playing a lot of MW3 since the midnight launch. Sounds just as good as playing Battlefield 3. It's not worse or better than using it with other great FPS games. There's not too much edge.

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I pre-ordered it and wanted to give it some use before reviewing it.

I've been using the same X11 headset for 2 years now and felt it was a good chance to upgrade.

First off I like the presets but you can't add additional presets or change the ones already there apparently.

It's not a big deal to me because I like the ones there but considering its the same thing as the PX3 headset you think you'd be able to have more control.

A big reason I had bought my X11's in the first place and not the X31's or X41's was because I hated the idea of having to replace batteries.

Being able to recharge my headset while I played was a highlight for me.

All the buttons are well placed on the headset and I got used to using them without being able to see them within a few days.

This headset is definitely a little overpriced but if your a big CoD fan like I have been the last 12 years. They're a nice upgrade.

My Pros

Feels just as good on my head if not better than the X11's.

Presets seem to work well with CoD games.

Sound in general is great.

Aux works greats so I can record on my PVR and listen to music.

Mic isn't over sensitive.

My Negatives

Can't alter presets

Overpriced

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Battlefield Bad Company 2

Battlefield Bad Company 2 - Playstation 3
Customer Ratings: 4.5 stars
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As I am a huge fan of BFBC1, COD4MW and CODMW2, I will not make direct comparisons. They are all great in their own way. I will say that this game is a bigger improvement from BC1, than MW2 is from MW1...if that means anything to you.

The graphics are a less "cartoon-ish", for lack of a better word.

The controls are better IMO, but you change them back to BC1 if you'd like.

There are more upgrades/attachments available, along with a unique way to mix and match them to your liking.

Something I like a lot is the effect gravity has on snipers firing over long distances. It's the first game (that I know of) where the mil dots in the scope are needed to snipe. You will also have to lead your target, just like in BC1.

Huge maps, like BC1

Destructable buildings, tree, etc., like BC1.

Firing rifles in full auto is more realistic. In BC1 there wasn't much climb or wander when firing in full auto.

I would recommend it to any one looking for the closest simulation of warfare in a video game. It incorporates squad teamwork, vehicles, armor, airstrikes and much more. This creates an environment where the run-and-gun Rambo types, just get owned...I love it!

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Quick backround on me I'm an avid console FPS player. I achieved top 1% once and top 6% for 3 solid months on Killzone. I've gotten my kill rank as high as 91000 on MW2 (good enough for top 2%). I also played a fair amount of Resistance. I LOVE COD:MW2. I love the graphics, the speed, the twitch reflexes required to be good. I also do not play the single player games, so my review is aimed specifically at the online portion. I will say the 2 hours spent on the single player were very fun and the graphics phenominal (noticeably better than multiplayer). I also play with a clan that has carried over several games, that also weighs into my opinion. Finally, I played both the BETA and the DEMO, and about 48 hours online in, so I have a fair amount of experience with BFBC 2 .

Based on DICE & EA's own admission, they are aiming to be the best, better than COD specfically. Do they succeed? Yes and no. Here is my comparison/opinion:

Play is class based Recon, Medic, Assault and Engineer. As you play as each character, their specific abilities are unlocked and enhanced. The leveling is slow. Unlike MW2 where getting hot could mean 2000xp and a quick couple of levels. Not so in Battlefield. You will need to play and play well as one class for an extended period to really get into the meat of the characters. You can customize your player, but not in the same fashion MW2. Edge: Draw

Modes include Rush, Capture the Flag, Squad Deathmatch and Gold Rush. The HUGE advantage BFBC 2 has over MW2 is that playing like a one man army is useless and you will probably lose. You CAN do it, but camping and playing as a lone wolf simply do not work in BFBC. Again, a stark contrast to MW2, the maps are enormous. And that is putting it lightly. Squading up is imperative if you want to move quickly across the map (and spawn with a squadmate). Edge: BFBC

Mechanics The players move in a similiar fashion to COD:MW, i.e., like the player is on skates. This is in contrast to Killzone that moves more like Saving Private Ryan. The guns feel good, but do not have a weighty feel to them. The player can run for days and jump abnormally high. The bullets have drop at long range, wich is awesome. As opposed to a wobbly reticle, you have to aim based on distance to the target. You don't get much of a notice when you are getting hit or hit someone, and getting killed can be a bit jarring and abrubt. Players can regain health, but slowly, so as a sniper, you can get those one shot kills, especially if you snipe behind your tank. Speaking of vehicles. They are tide changer and vital part of winning the game you are playing. We're talking choppers, tanks, humvees and quadrunners. As far as the actual shooting goes, MW2 still just feels better, but that is going to be a strict opinion, as both work just fine. Edge: Draw

Matchmaking It's easy to jump into a squad and more importantly, hook up with friends. You can customize the map you play and all of the modes. The game also plays on dedicated servers supported by EA. Again, big edge: BFBC.

Graphics / Sound This is going to be very much debated. I like how COD and KZ looks. BUT Battlefield has vehicles, 24 players, 10 maps that dwarf COD and KZ's maps and the big enchilada fully destructable environments. Like the tanks your in, they change the game. If a sniper thinks he's going to camp, think again. The building he's in or tree he's behind will eventually fall. Near the end of some matches, the level of destruction is incredible. If you are a pure graphics fiend, youll probably think it's ugly, if you love the size, scope and destructability, you'll prefer BFBC. As far as sound COD is like a Bruckheimer movie, BFBC is like Saving Private Ryan. More pops and thumps. Every gun in COD sounds like a cannon (which I love with my Turtlebeach P21 Headphones). Edge: Draw

Overall I personally prefer the gameplay of COD:MW2 by a wide margin over BFBC 2. However, if you've spent any time with MW2, you know it's full of lone wolves, campers, cheaters and glitchers. The matchmaking is inferior, clan support is nill and playing with friends online is very difficult because of constant drops. Playing as a team is paramount to having a good time on BFBC, and there in lies the rub. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because I'm afraid the game will not have that pick up and play, jump right in replayability that COD:MW2 has. Ginormous maps played with strangers not playing together could end up being just as bad (or worse) than the faults of MW2. At the end of the day, I like the overall idea of BFBC2 BETTER than MW2, but narrowly. Time will tell where the support from players lies and the longevity of the game.

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What sets this game far apart from others are the sounds and the sound quality. The selection of weapons and vehicles is unheard of in this game. Unlockable weapons and gadgets to help you out in the long run when you get tired of the same ole stuff. I played one game just to test everything and when a rocket is blazing past you you can hear it take its cycle from shooting towards you to hitting you or going past you if your lucky. My fav one is when they blaze past you and blow a chunk out of a building causing massive shrapnel and debris to fly everywhere. You also get the wonderful sounds of bullets hitting metal and wood as they are fired a suspecting enemies gun. The maps are unreal and so fun to play. This is where Call of Duty falls short, VEHICLES!!!!! How can Activision go so low as to take out Vehicles in a War game? I must mention also the fact that unlike Call of Duty you have a dedicated server for all your online needs. The single player campaign really blew me away. The first mission was all i have played and im hooked. The distant WWII sirens going off and the humor and action are what sets the single player game apart. You dont need a motion sensor on your gun or a care package delivered to have fun. From snowy mountain areas to industrial plants you have it all in one game. Congrats EA and DICE. Job well done

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First off, if you didn't like the first Battlefield : Bad Company, it's worth your time to check this one out. They've done their homework. It's immensely more enjoyable. Now I'll just make a very generic attempt at comparing BC2 to MW2.

Map detail/Variety: BC2 BC2's maps are so varied, and unique. All the game types have different maps. Fantastic! Most things are destructible, you can even bring down entire buildings now.

Visuals: TIE (BC2's visuals have a grainier look and it runs at 30fps vs MW2's 60fps, but it's still an incredibly rendered game and seems warranted given the amount of stuff going in the BC2 world. It also looks like what's being displayed is not quite 720p (I'm guessing though).

Physics/Mechanics : Toss up. I think they've improved the way BC2 handles. I like that you can run indefinitely, but the lack of a true prone position is missed. I understand why both choices were made. The realism of the hit detection is nice. Bullets have travel time and you have to account for arch in bullet travel on really long sniping. (Cool). Both games have a solid "feel". BC2 is a bit more subdued, where as MW2 is fast twitch, head-on-swivel type action.

Gameplay: BC2 (Just seems a lot more fresh after 2 solid years of Modern Warfare play)

Weapons: TIE (I feel a lot more compelled to unlock stuff in BC2 then to obtain 250 headshots for some rainbow camo on my weapon in MW2. A weapon unlock should be satisfying in the end, not tedious.

Multiplayer Experience: TIE (Both games offer a variety of game types that is sure to please everyone)

I really like what they've done with BC2.

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BBC2 is the best shooter on the PS3. Period. I wouldn't be surprised if this becomes game of the year. It's really that good. Pros and cons below:

Pros:

Destructable buildings and terrain. I love being able to blast a building to bits and kill everyone inside.

The game is very balanced. No unit seems too powerful.

The vehciles are all great. Tanks are powerful, but so are the tank mines, RPGs, and C4 charge used to counter the tanks.

Excellent controls. Good weapons available. Melee seems to have good range.

Squad play is really good. There are many advantages to be a good team player.

Doesn't suffer from the exessing camp-n-kill, run-n-knife, or glitch-cheater problems assocaited with modern warfare 2

Cons:

Squad chat only. You can only talk to 3 other guys. Thus, there's no promity chat, vehicle chat, etc. It's very annoying not to be able to talk to ppl right next to you or in the same tank as you.

No compass. No way to say things like "east of the church", etc.

The game should enforce a tutorial before allowing ppl to play only. It's annoying to see teammates stand right next to the objective and not do anything.

Recon units make possible to have a bunch of $@%&!#! camping teammates!!!

Would be nice to be able to save gadget configs.

Bottom Line:

This is the best shooter I've ever played on a console. I haven't been this excited about a game since counter strike on the pc. I didn't even play the single player mode yet. The multiple player mode simply rocks. You might miss days from work or not see your spouse for days if you buy this game. It's supper addictive. Just make sure you play with a good squad. Buy this game today!!!

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Sony Playstation 3 250GB Sports Champion & EyePet Move Bundle
Customer Ratings: 5 stars
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I got an Extra Game (Eye Pet)

This is a wonderful Deal. New Design Great Bundle

PS3 Move Controller + PS3 Eye + PS3 Sports Champions + PS3 Eye Pet

I'm Very Happy I got Everything I wanted Plus more. Thank you I appreciate it

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1st time PS3 buyer but I own a PSP for a few years and enjoy it. Good package featuring Top loading console (door slides from right to left to open and left to right to close)1 wireless dual shock six axis controller, 1 move controller, 1 eye, 2 games, USB cable, analog A/V cable. Full wired and wireless options for internet, 2 USB ports, HDMI port (no cable included)and 250gb HDD. I also discovered I can use my Windows 7 computer as a media server thru PS3 and watch/listen to anything that's on my computer (see Youtube for instructions) and not have to use any internal drive space on the console. Playing Gran Turismo 5 with my kid and blown away by the graphics. Haven't tried MOVE games yet but I'm sure they're gonna be fun (we still use our Wii). Both systems are fun but PS3 wins IMO, just for graphics alone. Also... it plays Blu-Ray.

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The playstation move is by far in my opinion better than the wii, much more precious and very funny if the house enjoyed its small variety of games. It has become part of the family lol.

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I love this gaming system. I got the shipment in a timely manner and can't stop playing it. I am still learning everything about it but great system...very pleased:)

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