Sony PlayStation 3 500GB Limited Edition Console

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What do you get in this package?

Well, an amazing 'super slim' revision of the PS3 console. It is much smaller than the original 'fat' model, or even the first 'slim' revision. I've read some negative reviews of the super slim, but I personally think it's a great console. It feels very sturdy, as does the top loading disc tray. In case your game disc gets stuck in the system, it will be easier to remove it.

The crystal white PS3 looks really nice, and it's about time that fans had something other than the standard black to choose from!

This is harder to find than the black or even the red super slim, so you might have to do some shopping around to find it.

PS. Besides the console, you get a year's subscription to PS Plus. Yessssssssssssssss. :D

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Well lets start it off I bought one of these at Wal-Mart on February 3 2013 I played it for about 5 or 6 hours when I was going to play it the next day it wouldn't load the game so I took it back 2 days on February 5 2013 and got my money back and I bought another one at Game Stop and it works great I got it February 6 2013.

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Callaway Big Bertha Golf Club - Move

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I've been playing the tiger woods series with the ps3 move, and while it's fun, the move by itself lacks a bit of finesse due to its size and weight for a golf game.

This item has improved my game and added some realism to the game in terms of swing and control.

The club head helps with aim. Use a ball on the floor and it works well. But it's not long enough to actually hit it

It's adjustable in length, and works for right or left handers.

It's not perfect. The club head could be a bit heavier to aid the swing momentum. The trigger hole needed some minor adjustment with a knife as it was causing the button to stick a bit.

The move snaps in and feels secure, but the shell does add a bit more to the thickness of the move, which is already fat for a golf grip. But it won't go flying off. Reasonably sturdy, but younger kids could eventually abuse it.

All in all it's a very good value at a reasonable price.

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eForCity Ultra Series - 3 to 1 Switch RCA Composite AV cable (M/M)

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This device helped me do much clutter every time you wanted to change game machine.

And at a very comfortable price.

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Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City

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As others have noted this game does not play like either the early RE games or RE4 or RE5. This game has it's own "feel" to it, and at times reminded me a lot of SOCOM Confrontation or SOCOM 4, especially the features where you can revive your fallen teammates. However, the mechanics on this are not very good. For example, during the heat of battle when you need to revive your teammates you are more likely to "hit x" (on the PS3) and pick up some supplies rather than revive your teammate. This is especially problematic during the boss battles and instead of being able to revive your teammate you pick up a flash grenade that you didn't want anyway and then get killed while trying to revive a teammate. And the AI always seems to get themselves killed and never bother to pick up herbs or heal themselves even when the supplies are close by. There were a few missions that I just left them dead and finished it on my own. It isn't that the game play is difficult so much as it is bad mechanics that cause you to die and make the game more frustrating than fun. By the time I got to the 5th campaign I just didn't care anymore and shut the game off and am returning it.

The graphics are sub-par in my opinion for a PS3 game, which doesn't surprise me since Slant Six was involved with the production of this game more so than Capcom I'm sure. Also when I played with HUNK in the mercenaries game for RE4 he was bad-ace at melee and kills, but in the online play for this game he sucks and is easily defeated. Same with Vector. The game showed promise at times, I especially like the camoflogue for HUNK and Vector, and playing Versus online had its moments but ultimately left me feeling disappointed. And for a full retail of $60 the single campaign is surprisingly short. If Capcom wanted to do something like this to tie us over to RE6 it should have been a $30 retail price since this game offers online play and not much else. I'm hoping the RE6 installment in November will not disappoint.

FINAL GRADE: C

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Well the big thing I will say that everyone else on here is saying is, this is not like your usual resident evil game that you know and love. No inventory, no limited ammo and weapons. No survival horror. This is just a strait up action game with a veeeeery short, not really fun, campaign. The verus mode is ok. Some of the charachters have better abilites than others so if you don't get that person you are already behind the power curve. But as a fan of the series and, someone who loves to play a game to the fullest and complete all the trophies anc chanllenges, I would reccomend this game now that it is cheaper. I am happy to have my resident evil series complete. It is playable enough to give you your resident evil fix untill the sixth instalment comes out.

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it is too much hack and slash style than the typical strategy and sneak around that I am used to from the resident evil franchise. was a good idea and fun to play. and the faster zombies was a surprise I wasn't ready for.

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First of all am a huge fan of Resident evil series one of my best games ever since PS1 , and I really don't know what to say regarding operation Raccoon City if you are fan of resident evil you can't hate this game but you feel that there something wrong.

The good points of this game is:

1The zombie are back finally and all original enemies such as the Hunters.

2The bleeding and infection ideas are great but not well finalized.

3The Melee attacks are nice and flexible but it is the same for all characters, in my opinion each character should have a special Melee attach and finishing move.

4The variants of weapons are nice.

The Bad Points of this Game:

1The game story is good but how they deliver it through this game is awful, the story mode is actual a mission base gameplay there is no story , you have to destroy some server then burn some papers .... Etc.

2The new characters you start playing with them and you don't know who they are and what they do and how they come to the city.

3 The sound track of the game is annoying and not resident evil style at all.

4The camera angle is bad , sometime you got stuck in the corner and you can't do anything you have to wait to die to reply the mission.

5The enemies AI is bad they are dump, the movement of the enemies are bad too, they can't run or hide or shoot.

6Your team mate are useless they can't help at all.

7There is no Co-Op mode why I have 5 new characters and it is a team base gameplay.

8When I saw the trailers of the game I thought that the graphics will be the best , but the cut scenes and movie clip in the game can be equal to Resident evil 2 cut scene.

9The gameplay graphics are below normal and can't be compared with resident evil 5 at all.

10The online game is OK but in my opinion resident evil power is in the story mode not the online gaming.

As you can see the bad points are more than the good ones , but I can't give the game less than 3 start because it is Resident Evil, and if the upcoming Resident evil (RE6) uses the same engine this mean CAPCOM is killing the game because in my opinion this game make CAPCOM a well-known company, we hope that Resident evil come back the way it was a Horror game with its original story and characters , not an action third person shooter only.

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I really was looking forward to this game. I'm a RE junkie across multiple game platforms. I don't think that this game sucked as hard as some people say, but at the same time... save your $$ for RE6.

First, I think the game was short. I got through on Veteran and was just bored. I don't care that they think the replay value is there for playing ALL the characters, unlocking ALL their special skills AND weapons... the game is too SHORT. Second, it seems to take forever to kill the human enemies, which isn't challenging it's just flat out annoying and unrealistic. Third, it's glitchy especially when running and trying to pick up something... sometimes you slide without intending it and that will get you killed more often than not.

I think they got together with the dudes that made SOCOM and were trying to go for something edgy and it just fell flat.

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NEW Rayman Origins PS3 (Videogame Software)

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I just play along with my son who's just filled with laughs, giggles, and a lot of jumping. It's actually a fun game between myself and my son or my daughter and my son.

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Got it for my sisters husband. He was very appreciative of it and has played it multiple times already. Sweet!

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the product has arrived in excellent conditions. Was just what I expected, it met my expectations, it has very good quality. Fun and easy to play

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WHen my son first started playing this game with friends, all I heard were giggles and giggles.

It's fairly creative, there is fighting, but it's not that violent like most games out there.

It reminds me of a Mario type game, but more updated and visually creative.

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When I played some levels I thought it was hard,but when I keep playing it ,it was fun I never wanted to stop playing it,so I suggest you get this game,you will love it!

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PS3 PLAYSTATION 3 Silver/Chrome Modded Controller (Rapid Fire) COD Black Ops 2

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He wanted a more expensive controller. Then I found this one, and he loves it!! This one has all the modifications that he wanted! He is a happy camper, and that makes me happy! :) Now all of his friends want one lol

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XL4 Big Boy Xlerator Wheel Stand for Logitech Driving Force GT

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I'm a huge fan of driving and racing games, so as an early Christmas present, my wife bought a Logitech G27 for me. Great wheel, but when I tried to attach it to a fold out table it just flopped around and was too unstable. So I looked at wheel seats, but at $400, that was too much for me and then where to store it. After a little searching on Amazon, I found the Xlerator BigBoy wheel stand. ( because I'm quite a bit over weight ) with the G27 adaptor. It came with free shipping and arrived within a week. Assembly took less than an hour and I was up and driving NFS Shift in no time.

I really like the fact that this stand allows you to sit back in your couch or chair and is very adjustable. Most of the other stands I looked at really made you sit up over the wheel, which could not be comfortable for any long period of time. The stand with the G27 is a great combination, it's light enough to move around after use, but sturdy enough to keep everything in place even under heavy driver `input'. The pedals stay in place even when you heal toe or stamp on the brake. The finish stands up to my klutzy movements haven't marred it yet. You might find the need for a USB 2 extension if you are using this on the couch, but Amazon sells a 3 meter version for about $8.

Again, one of the great features about this stand is that it can easily be picked up and stored in the closet. When you pick it up for storage, the foot print is only as large as the pedals since the wheel / shifter bar rise up. It doesn't lock in place, but if you rest the upper end against a wall or other object it will stay in place.

Lastly, the pre and post sales support from Xlerator is wonderful. They are very response and helpful.

Overall, 5 stars for a excellent product and a great value.

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I purchased this for my husband to go along with his new Logitech Driving Force GT wheel. It arrived quickly, was packaged well, easy to assemble and very well made.

Getting in and out of the chair is easy since the wheel arm pivots up to lift out of the way. It fits comfortably on our couch or recliner and really enhances game play. The frame holds the wheel and pedals in place so you actually feel like you're driving, right from your own comfy couch.

We highly recommend this. Driving games wouldn't be as realistic without it. There is a smaller (regular) version available but hubby is a big guy so we appreciate the extra room of this stand.

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I reviewed this over at PS3Blog.net, since I purchased this to go with Gran Turismo 5 and the Logitech PlayStation 3 Driving Force GT Racing Wheel. Here is the bulk of my review from that site:

The outside legs that wrap around your lap are adjustable (all the adjustments are done with spring pins that you line up with the holes). Since I have a large lap, I had to extend the legs all the way, but it still sits comfortably. You can also adjust the length of the support beam (where the lap bar connects to it) to put the foot pedals either closer to you or further out. I like the design they have with this better than a lot of the wheel stands you get at retail stores and the like (since most of them have a support beam that goes between your legs; a less than ideal setup). The only drawback would be if you use a small chair, as the outside legs are best suited for wide chairs and couches (the Big Boy has a 22 inch spread for the lap legs).

With the main support beam going out and then over to the foot pedal base, your legs are free of obstruction, which makes the driving feel more comfortable. The foot pedal itself is a flat piece of metal that, surprisingly, really holds the pedal base in place quite well. While putting it together, I did lose my footing a little bit and stepped right on it (I weigh over 350lbs), and it morphed, but it was also easily bent back into shape (the metal is still sturdy, but I'm not surprised my weight bent it like that).

Keep in mind, the wheel stand was specifically designed for the Driving Force GT, but the manufacturer does have adapters to be able to use it on other wheels (including the G27 and the 360 wireless wheel). With that said, the stand allows you to pivot the main frame back so you can easily get in and out of your chair (the base and lap bars all have rubber feet, so it doesn't slide around and is pretty stable, even in a vertical position), and to make the steering wheel setup easier. Slide the wheel over the flat wheel base plate and lock it in place.

As far as the actual racing goes and how well it works, the simple answer would be amazingly well. For being one of the cheapest stands on the market, I think it's also one of the sturdiest. No matter how high you have the force feedback settings, and how hard you play, the wheel stand stays in place (it slipped on me once at the base, mainly because the carpet is so worn out that it carries little grip, so being able to find a little bit of traction like that was a plus in my book :lol: ).

Since it is easy to take apart and stand, storage is easily done, too. If you have enough room, you can have it rest in the vertical position in a corner, or you can take the steering wheel support/lap bars off and set those to the side to reduce space even more. Personally, I just either leave it in front of the TV, or move it into the corner of my room. The footprint is pretty small.

Even with my wide body and thick legs, the stand didn't get in the way, nor did it twist and turn while I used the wheel. It's surprising how sturdy this thing is based on how it looks (minimal parts, no flashiness). I think that alone (and being able to pivot the bars back to easily get in and out of your seating area) makes this one of the better, understated accessories out there (similar to PS3 RealTriggers, but this likely won't catch on as fast since it's aimed at a much smaller market).

Overall, though, for $120 ($99 if you get the regular sized one), this is quite a bargain if you're big into racing games and want a very sturdy, and affordable (compared to others), wheel stand.

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i have been playing GT5 for the last month or so and got tired of struggling with the standard PS3 controller and decided to get the Logitech DRIVING FORCE GT wheel since the G27 isn't fully supported in GT5 the wheel itself is awesome but after using a tray table for @ a week, i needed something more solid so i bought this stand

It came very well packaged and even though the box was kinda beat (thanks UPS) the stand itself was in great condition without a scratch on it

The stand went together very easy and mounting the wheel/pedals was extremely straight forward i was a little concerned about the wobble when the wheel was mounted in the UP position but once you have it "down" in your chair or sofa this thing DOESN'T MOVE ONE BIT

the "arm" the wheel mounts to flips up so if you are playing for a long time or an endurance race & need to snack, do a bathroom run or whatever you just pause the game & flip the wheel stand up

the only complaints i have (minor ones at that)are:

1 no real way to mount the pedals to the base the instruction manual recommends either drilling through base or velcro i went with double sided 3M mounting squares in 3 places & the pedals don't move one bit

2 no way to cable maintenance all the wiring the GT wheel has alot of wiring (i need to use a USB extension cable to get to my PS3)so i would recommend going to a home hardware store and invest a few $ in black cable ties and lay out exactly where u want everything, then put a few ties around the wires & the stand takes way from the sleek look but keeps the wires out of the way while you play

i am very happy with my purchase, very stable & comfortable while playing especially during the Endurance races, quality materials & styling, with this and a Logitech GT wheel its the only way to play GT5!

BEST OF LUCK TO YOU IN LIFE & RACING !

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DanceDanceRevolution Bundle

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A lot of Playstation 3 owners have been waiting a long time for Dance Dance Revolution to make it to the PS3. Four long years later, it's finally arrived. Was it worth the wait?

The first thing I noticed when I opened my DDR box was a brand new, sleek black dance pad. it definitely looks a lot "cooler" than the old white dance pads on the Wii and the PS3. The pad pretty much works the same as always--just plug it into an available USB port and you're all set.

The options on DDR should be familiar to anyone who's played it on the PS2 or the Wii.

1) In "Free Dance" mode where you can just dive into dancing. You select the number of players (single player or multiplayer) and then you can choose any song at one of four difficulty levels (beginner, basic, difficult, expert).

2) "Club Mode" is where you basically have to proceed thorugh different levels of difficulty to win the game. unfortunately, the developers decided to put in things which seem more like gimmicks than anything else. There are features like "TRICKS" which will suddenly change the difficulty level in the middle of a song. As you finish songs in other "clubs", you can move them to your own "club". Honestly, this section was much more confusing than it should have been, and the confusing and poorly written explanation of "How to Play" at the beginning only made things worse. Konami should have stuck with keeping this simple.

3) "Dance Off" mode is where up to four players can take turns dancing. There's something called a "combo roulette" which does things like speed up the dancing, shift the top arrows around, make the arrows bigger. But what it ends up doing is make the competition confusing and frustrating. Seems like another situation where they tried to innovate, but ended up just causing confusion.

4) There's been a lot of talk about how the new Dance Dance Revolution makes use of the Playstation Move controller. Turns out there's only one menu option in which you can use them: "Move & Step", which is basically "Free Play Mode" that uses the Move Controllers. So you can't use the Move Controllers in Club Mode or Dance Off Mode.

To start, you need to adjust your position so that you and your mat are in the middle of the screen--and you need to stay in that position throughout the song. I thought that maybe like Just Dance, the game might at least featured some hand movements that looked like real dancing. But that wasn't the case. Instead, there are four new kinds of arrows (pointing diagonally to each of the four corners of the screen) added to the mix. To get points, you need to swipe your hand to that corner when you see the arrow. The controls are precise, of course, and you do see a visual "swoosh" when you move your hands in the right direction.

For some inexplicable reason, when using Playstation Move controllers, not only does XMB navigation not work, the "X" button on the Move controllers doesn't even work. So you're in an awkward position where you're holding two Move controllers, but when you need to select a menu option or even just move to the next screen, you need to drop the Move controllers, pick up your Dualshock controller, make your selection, and then pick up the controllers again. It's a rather sloppy piece of programming on Konami's part.

5) The remaining modes are "How to Play" (for anyone who doesn't know how to play DDR yet), "Training Mode" (which lets you break down any song at any difficulty to practice it--again, no Move support), "Music Store" (which lets you access DLC), "Workout Profile" (which tells you the number of calories burned), "Records" (which displays the high scores for each song on your system for Free Play Move and Move & Step), "Video Manager" (which lets you export videos to YouTube and Facebook) and "Options" (which lets you

The graphics are much better quality than on the Wii or the PS2, of course. When you select the songs you see a high-resolution image of the song's album cover. For the most part, the graphics are crisp and the colors bright. During the dance numbers, you'll see a video of yourself, taken with the Playstation Eye, in the background (sometimes clear, sometimes stylized with a solid color). I first found this a pretty cool feature, but sometimes the stylized images were so garing and distracting I just had to turn the camera off.

The playlist, as usual, is a combination of licensed tracks and Konami's in-house music composers.

According to You (Orianthi)

Animal (Ke$ha)

Bad Romance (Lady Gaga)

Battlefield (Jordin Sparks)

Celebration (Kool and the Gang)

crushcrushcrush (Paramore)

Dancing in the Street (Martha and the Vandellas)

Hey, Soul Sister (Train)

I Got You (Leona Lewis)

I'm Yours (Jason Mraz)

Love Like This (Natasha Bedingfield)

Love Shack (The B-52s)

Mission (Everything But the Girl)

My Life Would Suck Without You (Kelly Clarkson)

Need You Now (Lady Antebellum)

Plastic Beach (Gorillaz feat. Mick Jones and Paul Simonon)

Rio (Duran Duran)

So Fine (Sean Paul)

Venus (Bananarama)

We Are Family (Sister Sledge)

dreaming can make a wish come true (jim and NRG Factory feat. Anna Kaelin)

In the Zone (UI, NPD3 style) and KIDD KAZMEO

Let's Get Away (NAOKI fear. Brenda Burch)

MAGIC PARADE (Lea Drop feat. Katie Dellenbach)

One Sided Love (D-crew with Melissa Petty)

Private Eye (atomsoak ft. cerol)

Rescue Me (NAOKI feat. fracus)

Rhythms Inside (DKC Crew)

The Island Song (TAG feat. Eric Anthony)

TIME (NM feat. Aleisha G)

As another reviewer mentioned, there are a number of aggravating annoyances. You can't pause when you're in the middle of a song. No buttons will work, and even if you hit the PS button, the song will keep on going. So if you get a phone call in the middle of a song, you just have to let it play all the way through.

You have the ability to capture your performance in Free Play Mode, Dance Off and Move & Step on video. I can see the usefulness of recording songs with a dance game like Singstar Dance where you're dancing to "real moves". But here, you're just hopping up and down and waving your arms randomly. Something tells me that this isn't the sort of thing most people will be sharing on their Facebook page.

In all honesty, I think this summarizes DDR's main weakness. DDR was the king of the hill of motion gaming since it first launched as an arcade game in 1998. But the world has moved on. Now that you can dance "real dance moves", stepping on arrows seems a bit passé.

Don't get me wrong, die-hard DDR fans will love this new game, the improved graphics, and the new music tracks. It's still one of the better workouts you can get, especially when you practice over and over again to nail a difficult song. And of course, no other game can match it in terms of precision.

But everyone else will probably find more satisfaction in newer games like Singstar Dance for the PS3, Just Dance 2 for the Wii, and Kinect Dance for the Xbox where they can not just pattern match but actually learn real dance steps. In that regard, DDR seems almost antiquated.

overall, I'll give it a rating of "It's OK". Even if you can get over the annoyances, there's really nothing very noteworthy nor innovative about it. It's basically the same as it was in 1998--the "improvements" the developers tried to make (including use of the Move controllers) seem for the most part forced and contrived, as if they knew they had to be innovative, but knew that there's just not that much more that can be done to stretch a 12-year old platform.

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My wife and I used to absolutely love DDR. We would play for hours on end into the night. I had high hopes, and was excited to pick this up on the day it came out.

Pros:

DDR is finally in HD, lots of nice eye Candy

Downloadable Content, if it would work that is.

Cons:

Surprise! Paper pads suck, and there are no decent alternatives.

A lot of the songs really aren't "dance" tracks, and only one or two techno songs similar to what made DDR fun in the first place.

For starters, the PS Store errors out when you try to open up the section to buy new songs, but maybe I have to wait until the next PSN Update.

Second, the paper pad really, really blows, but this shouldn't be much of a surprise to anybody who's played DDR before. So far I haven't seen anybody interested in making better ones, either. I did have my trusty Red Octane $100 pads stored away in the closet, plugged them in, and low and behold, they worked...sorta. The left and down arrows work, but up and right are swapped when you press them :'( I figured they wouldn't have worked, but I can dream...right?

The song selection is kinda meh. Seemed like they were more interested in getting 'popular' music than music you should be dancing to. Jason Mraz? Really? I'm dancing to Jason Mraz??? Give me back my Afronova and Captain Jack! To add to that, I haven't figured out yet how to, or if you can unlock songs, or if buying them is the only way.

Overall, a disappointment, but I'll hang on to it a while hoping for some decent replacement pads and at least some good DLC.

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I was hesitant with purchasing this game at first. I was hoping to find one of the original DDRs that were sold for the PS2 but for the PS3 because my PS3 isn't backwards compatible. The sample songs listed above seemed to be cheesy and did not incorporate the J-pop songs from BeForU and Naoki that I have grown to love over the years. However, I recently found out by going into the PS store that it's possible to download songs from the original games! The song packs are $5/each. So it's definitely worth it! From what I've seen, all of the discs are there. I'm springing $20 for the two supernovas and the two DDR extremes. :D AT LAST! A SINGLE GAME THAT CAN HAVE ALL THE SONGS WE LOVE!!!

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DDR3 regular mode is ok once you get some songs unlocked. DDR Club mode is horrible. Someone should get fired for this feature. Why does club mob suck so bad? It has a sucky selection of songs. It alway plays SLOW, no BEAT songs in beginner mode, it is very difficult to get it to leave beginner level but one mistake it sends you right back to it. Probably the worst is that club mode could be really good excersize if the programming didnt suck and I didnt have to hear HEY SOUL SISTER, Im Yours by Jason Mraz or Need you Now by Lady Antebellum over and over again. What are those songs doing in club mode anyways? If those songs were played in a club the DJ would be kicked out on the street.

Sigh... what a disappointment.

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Being a DDR fan since the early PS2 era, I was excited to hear about DDR finally making a jump to the PS3, since both Nintendo and Microsoft got to enjoy 3 installments of Hottest Party and Universe respectively before Sony could get their DDR fix.

First off, I'm not gonna lie; the game is great. Its well worth the $40 bundle especially since most game retail at $60 with no additional accessories. Yes, the soundtrack has lost its lust over time and instead of putting in an amazing techno soundtrack like the early era, it is now full of the top 40 hits you hear on the radio. Not bad for mainstream fans, but older fans will be disappointed.

Fortunately, us core DDR fans are gifted with downloadable content with past DDR games which range from DDR/Konamix to SuperNOVA. Sadly there is no Extreme 2 track pack, which happens to be my favorite in the series. After downloading the track packs, I am now enjoying the game much more.

The Club mode isn't as bad as I expected. Granted playing the same 10 songs over and over and over and over again on beginner gets boring fast but once you start unlocking songs about an hour or two in, its not so bad.

The dance pad that came with the bundle is better built than my old PS2 pads. They don't slip as much, but they do move when I play fast paced songs on Expert so after every song, I have to readjust the pad. Nothing major though. I would love to see some PS3 metal pads though.

Honestly, my only real complaint other than half the soundtrack being lackluster is the lack of downloadable songs. I thought Konami promised a massive back catalog of old songs. I would easily drop another $40-50 on songs if I could download past favorites. Imagine having the arcade experience of 300+ amazing songs on one home console. *sigh* One can only dream...

My final word: Its worth the $40 I spent. I wouldn't pay more for it though.

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Air Conflicts

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I played Skyhawks 1942 back in the ole DOS days when 8ghz was fast, and then played most of the air combat games since then. I really like the graphics and excitement of shooting down the enemy (Or getting shot down). The high learning curve sims like, Janes,

and now DCS Blackshark and the Warthog are great also and I enjoy them too.

The high learn curve games are OK if you want to spend all that time just learning to start the engine or get into the cockpit, but if you want to have real FUN and do it in a reasonable time then I highly recommend this game. After all, this is a computer game, not a military similator. If it weren't for the good ole arcade games, played mostly by a keyboard under a DOS OS, on an 8mghz machine..... All these high learning curve games wouldn't exist. Also, those who make real military similators do not make them available for civilian home use. (They wouldn't be cost effect either,... for the home user).

This game has very nice graphics, you do have instances to land & take off, and you can disable your site reticle if you might be inclined to do so, and you can make it almost impossible to complete a mission, if you would enjoy that. I am 62 years old and I sometimes like to get serious with DCS Blackshark, but I really enjoy Air Conflicts also. It's a good Fun Game that you will enjoy.

You can even choose what side you want to play on. I played a combat flight sim before there was even an internet!

Buy the game! Have some fun! If you are serious about flight games I also recommend DCS Blackshark.

I have seen a few interviewers that actually think they are going to end up at the Air Force Academy or in U.S. Naval flight school by sitting in front of their home computers playing Blackshark or A10 Warthog. WOW, what a world.

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I have to say that it's a pretty OK game, at least for the price. Got it on bargain and wanted to use it to try out my PS3definitely worth it. I would say that because you're flying older aircraft the thrill is much higher, since that's when dog-fights were necessary. Controls are super easy to learn, and it lets you focus more on the gameplay than on mechanics. The campaign story is pretty solidalthough there are no cut scenesit's all still comic graphics. But hey, it's not an EA production. =D If you like to fly around without getting too technical, this is a good game to look at.

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I was excited to find a flight sim with both WWI & WWII planes for the PS3. I had hoped this would be a mix of Rise of Flight (PC) and IL-2 Sturmovik (PC or PS3) which allow you to customize the gameplay to make it as realistic or arcade like as you prefer. Unfortunately (for me), the customization is minimal and the gameplay is much like an arcade with some wonky flight dynamics and a story thrown in.

The story is told in comic form and fully voiced. Not the best voice acting or story, but still a nice touch.

The graphics and audio are nothing special. There is constant screen tearing regardless if you use 3D mode or not.

It provides 3D gaming which is nice. The text (subtitles & alt/speed) is not done right in 3D and messes with your eyes during missions...otherwise, the 3D effect is pretty well done. I played 2 missions in 3D but preferred non-3D due to the text and comfort.

Online play ... it's in the game, but I tried to find someone to battle online for two nights and found ZERO people. Don't buy this game if you are mostly or even interested in online dogfights.

If you are looking for an arcade plane game with a story and planes from WWI & WWII, then give this a try for cheap. If you are looking for something more realistic or historical, then go with IL-2 Sturmovik or Rise of Flight.

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bought this game for my husband, had been looking EVERYWHERE for it and found it readily here. The game itself is beautifuly done, but its quite tricky to master. love playing this and watching husband play it, but still alittle hard for me to enjoy, just not as great as i had hopped. still give it a shot though beautiful, well done game.I give it 5 stars

i was just spoiled by IL2 on the xbox360. so ya, I basically picked it up while waiting for the sequial to IL2, "Birds of Steel".

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I understand games are subjective to the person playing, so I cant really fault the previous reviews that rated this game highly. Personally, I kind of found it to be a bit boring. I think the real issue I have with it is it just moves along too slowly. The planes fly slow, the story develops slowly...the whole thing just seems to crawl. Perhaps it is mindful of real planes from the era, but I am not a slow game fan. I cant play Assassins Creed for the same reason. Just paced too slowly for my tastes.

The graphics themselves are sufficient for the game, and the controls are reasonably responsive, but overall, I think this game falls dead center...not horrible, but nothing special. That being said, it is pretty inexpensive, so it might be worth trying it out just to see for yourself.

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Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F

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This game is probably one of the best music games i ever played.

The songs are catchy,

the music is memorable,

and the costume customisation is off the hook!

To sum it all up, this game is wonderful. Being released on the PS3 in Japan back in spring and on the PS Vita last year, this game got popular demand when Sega released a picture of Hatsune Miku on their twitter page by sharing it too many times to count which brings us to this; a fully localised, fresh, fun and fabulous game that will impress any Miku/Vocaloid fan!

In all, there are 39 songs for you to unlock all being custom made by producers like Kz, Oster Project and even Dixie Flatline! There are four stages of difficulty to challenge old and new Vocaloid/Miku fans, even veterans!

New to the Project Diva Francise is the Miku Room where you can customise the rooms that the Vocaloids reside in, you can also interact with them by patting them, by giving them gifts and even playing Rock Paper & Scissors with them!

Buy it now! This game is Fresh, Fabulous, Fantastic, and most of all, FUN!!!

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I usually suck at games like this (first time playing Guitar Hero, I swear the game was laughing at me because I was so terrible), but I have to say that I am enjoying the playthrough of this game. I am new to the Vocaloid genre (I knew about it but only just starting listening to them), but I must say I like listening to the songs and enjoy the videos (sometimes you can forget that they are a computer program and not real people). Now I only went through easy, and working on the normal difficulty but it does not get boring. I hope they bring some add ons later, as well as new costumes and other things for the interactive part of the game. If you like Hitsune or the genre in general you will enjoy this game.

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I imported the Japanese version when it was released and I bought the American version on release as well. Both are identical in terms of content and it's amazing to finally play the game with translated menus. A lot of customization and unlockables, can't wait to get them all. Hopefully the DLC comes too. Buy it to show Sega we want more of this in the US, and hopefully they localize more quirky games.

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One of the most popular and best rhythm games featuring VOCALOID idol Hatsune Miku has now been localized to US. Very fun rhythm game for all skill levels with difficulty from Easy, Normal, Hard, and Extreme that challenges all skill levels. Also features plentiful customization of all characters which can be unlocked through points playing the game. There are unlimited choices and ways to play including Edit Play, Network, Diva Room, and the live Studio.

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i'm really understanding now why hatsune miku was brought to the west for us, the character is just so lovable

i said to myself that i was done with rhythm games after rockband 2, i was tired of the genre but with hatsune mikue

it shows that if you do a rhythm game correctly, people will come back to the genre just as i did

this game isn't your typical "plug in you toy guitar and play"

it's a variety of songs that you have to synchronize with the beat that match the controller buttons and analog stick

it's great that hatsune miku used that concept, because how else would play this game? with guitars? that's so 2007

anyway hatsune miku has some customization you can dive into, and you can buy her food and other gifts and level her up

there is also a song editor? level editor (i haven't touch on that)

it's a unique game, although this game is probably targeted for girls and people who like anime

i'm the minority from the guys that bought this game, but that shows how much i like the character

whereas i could have saved the money to buy grand theft auto 5, but hatsune miku is something DIFFERENT

and i like that, but the only problem is your eyes will HURT from time to time playing this game

since there are so many buttons flying around, you'll get dizzy so i advise to play for a bit and stop playing for like 10 minutes

if you have a history of epilepsy, please consult your doctor before playing this game.

i give a game a 8/10 which is fine by me

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PS3 PLAYSTATION 3 White/Blue Modded Controller (Rapid Fire) COD Black Ops

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I bought this controller and had it about 6 months before the left thumbstick stopped working properly. Called them the said send it back it is still under its 1 year warranty. So i pay to ship it to them and give them a call a few days after i had confirmation of it being received to check my status. The gentlemen told me they were in the middle of a move and that it might be delayed slightly but should be done over the weekend. I asked him what was wrong with the controller and he said the would have to replace the mod board, and they would have it done before monday. I then wait another week and call to check my status because I haven't received shipping status on my controller, now they begin to tell me it will cost another $30.00 dollars because the thumbstick has come unsoldered which was never mentioned before. So your one year warranty does not cover there product entirely. This was an adult owned controller which has never been slammed or thrown. I have two other ps3 remotes and the thumbsticks work fine never a problem,but my modded remote suddenly has a problem. So now they are going to send me back a broken remote and I wasted $115.00 plus shipping on this remote. Never again will I buy from them.They showed absolutely no concern for me, didn't try to see what they could do to make me happy or compromise. Just sorry sir...there own website states your controller is covered under a one year warranty on there faq page. This is directly from the "about us" page..."We offer a one year warranty on all controllers we sell, should anything go wrong. We understand that modded controllers are not cheap, and we ensure that your purchase will be covered." It clearly states SHOULD ANYTHING GO WRONG, not should it be dropped, not from normal wear and tear...ANYTHING. The supervisor was extremely rude and didn't care at all. ANYTHING MEANS ANYTHING, not we fix what we feel like...never again.

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Great Controller Nice Guide to look at and learn the buttons , fairly easy to setup if you understand modded controllers but my joystick feels alil soft R3 and Square feels soft meaning I haveto press it hard =/

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This controller does everything advertised. The instructions are very simple and easy to follow. It definitely improved my game play.

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first review written and for a reason. This controller definetly gives you an edge and makes the competitors real upset watching you take them out with a moded controller in the final kill cam and just fun all around to play with freinds who dont know what you have. Takes a bit to get use to but after that period it becomes second nature good company always sending me updates since i ordered the contoller tight befor hurricane sandy which shut down postal in the area but worth the wait. The button placement was good and program worked well.

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