[Upgraded Version]Ultra-comfort White & Orange Wireless Bluetooth Ps3 Controller

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This controller is obviously not made by Sony but it still works great.

Pros:

Works well for great price

turns off the controller after 15 minutes without being used ( excludes while charging)

Cons:

Controls are a little harder to press

take a while to connect to the PS3 when you're turning it on

Would I recommend this product? Yes definitely worth the try.

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I was not happy with these guys. the controller did not stay charged, they must not of check the product before selling or they didn't care.

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The controller works well and feels great. The customer service is great when it comes to information about the controller.

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Looks and plays very much like the Sony version. Only thing is the analog stick seem a bit sensitive and the buttons a bit stiff. Hopefully this will go away after some time using the new product. Other than that good product that was delivered promptly.

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HE CANT TELL THE DIFFERANCE WHEN HE PLAYS EXCEPT BY THE WEIGHT.

ITS NICE FOR THE PRICE DIFFERANCE.

WE WILL SEE HOW LONG THE BATTERY LAST

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Guitar Stand for Guitar Hero and Rock Band

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LOVED it, totally fantastic and definitely a good buy, make a good purchase with this one and you'll be pleased

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Purchased the stand for my grandson's guitar hero. Keeps the guitar from getting sat or stepped on. Very sturdy. Just the right size for guitar hero.

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Metro Last Light

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(SPOILER FREE ""Except for Parts of the Prequel Game, Metro: 2033"")

Through the very first minutes of playing Metro: Last Light, it becomes increasingly evident that the game matches its above-average predecessor, Metro 2033, and then surpasses it with ease. This finely made sequel takes the gaming audience back to the same post-apocalyptic Russian underground environment of Metro 2033, twenty years after the catastrophic events of a global war and nuclear holocaust that happened in 2013. Last Light takes place a year after the events of the first game.

Based on the post-apocalyptic novel "Metro 2033" by Russian author Dmitry Glukhovsky, the Metro series charts the survival of a young man who was born in the subways, tunnels and halls beneath the devastated wastelands of the surface world, where some animals and humans have "changed" into mutants referred to as Dark Ones. Metro: Last Light picks up where the previous game left off, with our protagonist settled down in a military base camp, believing his order has completely eliminated the threatening Dark Ones (at the end of the 2033). Then the nightmares came... In Last Light, our character is tasked with tracking down the last remaining Dark One, and he is sent to head to the surface. That's when things get tricky, and spoilers must be avoided. Enemies of enemies become friends, a daring prison escape comes to a conclusion, one that just scratches the surface of utter survival of the fittest -that's just in the very, very beginning of the game. No spoiler. Gotta grip yet?

In Metro, you make some game-affecting decisions as far as communicating with NPCs and killing or sparing certain people. As you sneak and fight your way through both the tunnel systems of underground Russia and the laid-to-waste garbage land of the surface, there is a multi-factional civil war happening. So, character choices ARE evident, even though it really comes into effect later. You upgrade and modify your weapons, mostly handmade, also collecting tactical gear as you make every attempt to dominate the monsters of the world. With these elements, Metro: Last Light succeeds at being both a polished first-person shooter and a survival-horror game, as it blends those elements in a very fine way, albeit slightly more heavy towards suspense horror than the element of survival (More Dead Space 2 than Resident Evil 4) ... except it's FPS, of course. In another way, one can compare this game to other post-apocalyptic FPS like Fallout 3 and Rage. However, this is not an open-world sandbox game, so don't be fooled.

Rightfully, Last Light has improved on the series in the most important, gaming-experience-centered ways. The gameplay is incomparably smoother, which was a necessary development because Metro 2033 was outright clunky. The inventory management is easy, but could be a tad better. The controls are similar to games like Far Cry 3, maybe not as smooth, but very good, and a much needed improvement. The graphics are clean, crisp, and finely presented, probably the best feature of the game, unlike the choppy and scattered graphic work found in its predecessor. The graphics really set the dark tone of the game, creating a dangerous and challenging atmosphere. Sometimes, the character designs during NPC conversation sequences lack a little detail, but overall it's well done, and that's just a minor complaint. The enemy AI has been much improved, another necessary change they needed to make, as that was probably 2033's second-worst shortcoming, behind all the initial bugs and glitches. 2033 wasn't hard enough, and the action didn't do justice to the premise of the game. Last Light does not suffer from any of those lags. The sound is finely mastered, as it is often keystone to drawing proper suspense in a horror game -with faint noises lurking in the distance and uproars of ear piercing pitches when danger begins to hint.

I was skeptical to purchase this game at first, as I had not really heard much about it, and I didn't play the demo. Now, I know they made commercials, but I didn't see them, and still haven't. Also, I was mildly disappointed with the first game, and when major game developer THQ had taken over the project, it gave some room for hope. However, they fell into financial trouble, eventually filing for bankruptcy -making a lot of people think that the sequel to Metro 2033 was going to be shelved. The eastern European gaming development company, Deep Silver, picked up the rights in auction and finished the project. It's a good thing Deep Silver, the publishers of the Dead Island series, followed through.

The game feels like how it should feel, like a finished product, not something that was rushed to production or remains short-sided or too linear. Last Light is a lot of fun, and it coaxes fine playing from the gamer with a good learning curve. They could have added some things here and there, and I'm sure they would have liked to have more time to finish, but the final product is a success story. I particularly loved the weapon customization, graphics, enemy design, and the on-going, developing adaptation of the novel "Metro 2033" by Dmitry Glukhovsky.

This is one of the best games I have played in 2013, and I'm playing Borderlands 2 and Far Cry 3 presently. Games I've played this year like Bioshock Infinite, Tomb Raider, and The Last of Us will all be Game of the Year candidates. Metro: Last Light will certainly be up there as well.

Last Light is a rewarding game set in a unique atmosphere that gets the blood rushing, and sets the suspense for causing deep breath releases throughout the course of the game. Safety is something you feel beyond the screen when you get past the danger. You're going to be unloading a lot of bullets to take down enemies, but you're also going to be keeping an eye on ammo count, so the game is just difficult enough to be a good challenge, and the improved enemy AI really shows.

A good suspense-based first-person shooter needs three things, in my mind, to succeed. Number 1) Gameplay first -all great FPS games need to be clean, clear, polished and flowingly and directly accessible. The control base and concept creation must match the quality of the action (like Call of Duty: Black Ops 2). Number 2) Strong story -any FPS can succeed without a good, detailed story, but the great ones have stories that grow deeper throughout the game, giving the action more meaning, creating more non-linear plot lines, and offering the gamer the chance for deeper involvement (like in Bioshock Infinite). 3) Lastly, a sense of catharsis -a great game that uses suspense and utilizes horror must finish the ending of the game with suspense or partial resolve, feelings that provide a sense of catharsis and satisfaction for the player after finishing the game (like in Half Life 2).

Metro: Last Lights, for good merit, succeeds on all accounts, especially in the realm of horror and in the essence of action. Also, it's a creative output in a genre that tends to see a lot of redundancy. It's amazing to think that this title might have gone under with THQ, but it didn't. So, ... Here's a quick rating breakdown.

GRAPHICS -9/10

ART DESIGN AND CONCEPT -9/10

CONTROLS -8/10

GAMEPLAY -9/10

SOUND -10/10

GAME DEPTH -8/10

DIFFICULTY DIFFERENCES -8/10

STORY -9/10

WRITING -8.5/10

REPLAY QUALITY -9/10

OVERALL -9.0/10 (Excellent)

Pros:

-Superior to Metro 2033

-Graphics

-Gameplay

-Succeeds in the realm of survival horror

-Concept, design and story

Cons:

*Following directions of NPCs can sometimes be mildly confusing

*A fairly decent amount of cinematic sequences and cut shots which draw things out a little too much

*Inventory management could be better

*Needed some initial patches (which was fine)

*The Limited Edition of the game is the Standard Version, that would be THQ's fault -not Deep Silver, they had to work with what they were given and within an amount of time -they could have just added the DLC to the original game because it's not different outside of difficulty.

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This game has real atmosphere. I think you get a good taste of what life would be like in a nuclear winter. Maybe I'm just cheesy, but it was a scary game.

The characters are developed. There is real emotion and feeling. The story is absolutely amazing.

I wished Artyom actually spoke in the game. And some character accents, like Anna, weren't that good. But there is a reason. I think the creators didn't want the accents to be too thick and hence not understandable.

I highly recommend this game.

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I wasn't sure whether to buy Metro Last Light, since Metro 2033 proved too difficult for me to finish. I'm happy to report that the easy mode for Metro Last Light provided the right amount of challenge for a casual gamer like me.

The game play mechanics are great. Sneaking actually works well. You get a silencer for your gun early in the game, so stealth is actually fun. The controls feel responsive. There were very few moments where I felt frustrated.

The graphics are also great. Playing felt immersive due to the excellent graphics. Walking through the different environments, it felt like the NPCs were real people. As you walk around in the stations, you can hear conversations of other characters. It was fun to just stand there and listen to some these conversations.

My one complaint about this game is the voice acting. A lot of the time it felt stilted. I would describe the story as good, but it didn't rise to the level of great.

Overall, this game is a lot of fun and even the casual gamer can play through its entirety.

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This game is for my son, but I played it as well, and it is so awesome as my son would put it. The graphics are amazing. . . Great story line and Lots to do inside the game. My son does not want to put the game down. He wants to play it constantly. Highly recommended if you like FPS games. 5 out of 5 for us.

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This was a very thrilling game. The entire plot line was fantastic. The controls were a little different than what I anticipated, but was still very easy to learn. But the only thing I did not like was the ending.

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Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (Game only)

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The Good:

Legends of Rock has a nice selection of music. There is a good variety from classic rock to 90s alternative to current stuff. The total number of songs is pretty impressive too.

Single player career mode is fun, and the difficulty was just right on Easy. I tried on Medium though and got whooped. You'll start off as a nobody and slowly work your way up to superstar status. The progression is fun, although not very original.

Stage designs are fresh and unique, and look pretty damn good on the PS3.

Fairly good selection of guitars and characters to choose from.

Good audio quality, which is a must for this genre.

The Bad:

Online play is spotty at best. I could typically connect to one match, but then I couldn't get connected to a 2nd match. This was a huge disappointment for me because online play was one of the reasons I bought this game.

Limited customization of the characters. I know World Tour addresses this issue, but the characters only have a couple outfits. It'd be nice if you could custom design your rocker like on Tiger Woods games.

No idea how to unlock characters. I beat the single player game on Easy mode and didn't unlock a single character. What gives! I assume you need to beat it on Medium or Hard to open them up. Either way, I was disappointed.

Limited stats. Maybe its me, but they give you all those nice stats at the end of each song and then they're not stored anywhere. There is no way to see your best % of notes hit, longest note streak, etc. Take some notes from Grand Theft Auto, and gimme some stats!!

Graphics are OK, but could be better.

The Verdict:

A fun game that is great for parties, but don't expect much replay value as a single player, given the spotty online performance.

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The setlist is good. The difficulty is fine. But the boss battles play like somebody said "Hey, this game is fun and all but isn't there something we could borrow from a tired old platformer to interrupt the flow and made people frustrated and cuss us?" Thus was born the GH3 boss battle. Huarf!

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Pretty good game my introduction to the Guitar Hero franchise. It's got a career mode that's pretty cool and character customizations are pretty neat too. There are a lot of cover songs on this one though which might/might not be to everyone's liking. Overall, it's a pretty fun, interactive game. The only thing I really don't like, which I doubt others will agree with, is the battle-mode option... I don't like it at all, to be honest. But other than that, a good, fun game.

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This game is great! the boys really enjoy it and the girls too, it's a demostration that U can have fun without violence ... perhaps the shooter and violence games are really good but just for grown ups .

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It's fine for children and adults, I'd like to buy another one with different songs, this ones are great, but you might get bored soon.

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PS3 Move Ultimate Dual Charge Dock

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this item helped me in organizing my two Dual Shock PS3 control plus the move accessories. as it is obvious from the pictures :P. but the big advantage is that, they can be connected and disconnected smoothly each item has enough space and even though each item has enough space, together they occupy a small space at the table. the main reason I search for a charger is that if you want to recharge controllers from PS3, then you need to keep it running all the time. with this item i solved this issue since it is charging directly from the outlet. i hope my feedback helped other in their search.

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Since the product description (at the time of my purchase and review) is so vague, I wanted to point out to others (so that they don't have to buy and return like I did) that this charger will not accept two Motion Motion Controllers. One of the chargers is only larger enough for a Motion Navigation Controller. In the manufacturer's defense, this is clearly stated on the box (such that I didn't even have to open it when I received it), but Amazon has not set this forth on this product page to date.

If you are looking for the same solution that I was seeking (a charger that will take two Move Motion Controllers), here is the one I found: Memorex PS3 Quad Controller Charging Kit

I feel bad giving a star rating to an item I didn't use, but Amazon gives me no choice when posting my review. I'll knock it to an average star rating for not accepting two Move Motion Controllers, since it seems like a lot of people would have the same issue/needs as me. But I did like that this charger is flat and compact compared to what I ended up having to purchase.

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Nisshoki Design Protector Skin Decal Sticker for PS3 Playstation 3 Body Console

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Fits on smoothly and easily. Great quality. Looks hot.

Only downside is that the skin makes the power and eject buttons on the PS3 less sensitive (particularly the power). For us this is a bonus when toddlers walk over and touch the power button area of the console while we're playing, it doesn't get shut off.

If you hold you finger there long enough it usually shuts off, but we opt to just use the remote.

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Metal Flames Colors Skin by WraptorSkinz fits Rock Band Drum Set

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These skins look cool, but after a week, one had to completely be removed for it didn't stick anymore.

The others are pealing around the edges, and they seem to "get in the way" of playing the game. Not very impressed at all with these. It's a great idea, but sure is not what I had in mind when ordering. They were very expensive temporary stickers.

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Just got these. They look fine but there is no packaging at all. These were intended as a Christams gift. What you get is simply the sheet of decals in a Priority Mail envelope. While it may make environmental sense, it's makes it diffictult to wrap and give as a gift. Wish there would have been more info about this in the description as I now have to eat $7 on return shipping.

UPDATE: decided to keep them afterall, but after 3 days of VERY moderate use, the edges curled up making them useless. Wish I could give it no stars.....

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Skin Looks amazing. Easy to put on and take off if need be for readjustments. Nice product recommended.

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We like the flames to cover our drums so they dont get all scratched up. It also helps see what colors to play better because the flames are big enough and it makes them look cooler.I do recommend this product and the shipping was way fast got them in like 2 days after we ordered them. rock on!

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(okay, now I have to write 20 words. First, you want me to write a review. Now you don't like my review? How's that for your 20 words, Amazon?)

1.) I thought these were PADS

2.) They ended up being stickers!

3.) F-A-I-L

How's that Amazon?

gud Enuf fer ya??

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Transformers: War for Cybertron

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I had mixed feelings about this game before its release, but after doing some research I realised that this game is different from the previous Transformers games based on the movie...which is a good thing. Fans of Gears of War will really love this game. For hardcore shooter fans, some things may or may not disappoint you. Fans of the animated series will fall in love! It plays out a lot like a CG cartoon...sound quality is very good with the voiceovers being very good drawing you in even more. The graphics look like someone took Gears of War and replaced the COG and the Horde with the Autobots and Decepticons. I know, I know, the Unreal Engine has been done a million times, it does WFC a lot of good though. Although I mentioned Gears of War, keep in mind that there is no duck and cover system. At first, this sort of disappointed me in a way, but after playing it, I realized.....robots don't need cover!!! The game controls like a charm, but takes some getting used to as well. Another thing is, unfortunately sometimes (depending on how you have your controller layout) you will accidently transform when you didn't intend to do so. This can be a problem...especially when trying to navigate platforming sections. Transforming in mid-air not only looks cool, but it also can be used for strategy purposes as well. It is highly recommended that you play the Decepticons campaign first. You can however choose to play the Autobots campaign first if you like. I have not played the multiplayer yet nor have I tried the 3 player co-op so I will not comment on the MP aspect of the game in this review. This game is very fast paced with a ton of action in it so far. Again, if you are a fan of Transformers, this is the game to have..I am not sure how long the single player campaign is, but it seems to be pretty long. Most may want to wait till the price drops, but if you are really thinking of getting the game, do yourself a favor and pick it up. This review is based on the PS3 version of the game. I hope this was helpful to you.

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War For Cybertron. Well what can I say about this except, this game totally blew me away. I'm going to start with the Campaign Mode this offers two unique stories and levels. I like Decepticon side because, I like being the bad guy trying to takeover, or you can be the usual good guy (Autobots) trying to save everything. But you don't have to be good or bad on your own, you can team up with 2 friends online and be good or bad together and destroy some really cool bosses. It takes place on their home planet Cybertron (a stunning mechanical-futuristic place) of course and the best part about it you're no longer big bulky semi-trucks, camaros and normal earth vehicles Autos and Decepts are Cybertronian vehicles which are the same as earth's except they look way better, cooler, meaner and tougher. Now for the best part of the game Multi-Player, this offers a variety of modes Escalationconstant groups of robots attack until the players are defeated, Free-for-Allis every robot for himself, and my favorite Deathmatch-is just like with other shooters two teams go head-to-head to get the most kills. The others are Power Struggle, Code of Power, Countdown to Extinction and Conquest, I won't spoil these for you but I think you'll enjoy them. The character customizing is absolutely awesome, players must make their own Transformer based on the 4 classes, which determines their vehicle form Scout (car), Scientist (jet), Leader (truck), and Soldier (tank) each vehicle functions the same except Scientists can fly. Each allows you two weapons, two abilities, and three upgrades each class has their own set of kill streak rewards, available weapons, and abilities and last but not least you choose the color scheme of your robot. Now for my review GAMEPLAY 5stars controls are great, very engaging and fast paced not for casual gamers, STORYLINE 5stars finally we get the Autos and Decepts history, GRAPHICS 5stars it sounds and looks great, MULTIPLAYER 5stars. Transformers: War for Cybertron 5stars it's absolute genius.

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I read tons of reviews on this game before I got it. It seemed that in general most people said that it's an okay game but it's not the best ever. They then list reasons that it wasn't good. I just would like to say this game is awesome! It's too bad that it has such terrible reviews from everyone. If you like the 3rd persons shooter game type then this is a game for you. The multi-player is cool. There has been a lot of complaining about the levels being all the same but obviously that is just people complaining. The ability to transform adds an awesome touch to the multi-player. I always hate in game when I re-spawn and then I have to walk for 30 seconds to find anyone else. Well in this one if you are far away you can just transform into a vehicle and go and find some people. If your in danger you can transform and quickly flee the area. It adds a spin on the gameplay that other game has. I would also like to mention that the melee combat on this game is awesome. For all of you shooter game fans out there you all know that the melee can sometimes be lame in the games. But Imagine being a freaking transformer and swinging a death hammer at somebody. Or spinning in circles with and ax. It is an awesome game overall. I am not sure why people don't like it. I don't think that they have actually played it.

One thing that I have to agree on that is a little bit negative is that you definitely find yourself with a huge lack of ammo. So you have to use your melee attack a ton but it's pretty sweet too. If you are interested in buying this game I would definitely recomend it. It's not the best game ever but this is a good game.

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Being a Transformers fan for quite some time I was thrilled to find that not only was a PS3 game for Transformers coming out, but it wasn't based off of the perverted and dark franchise that Micheal Bay created to destroy our childrens hearts. After playing this game, I feel that not only has the series redeemed itself in my heart, but has brought G1 to a whole new level. Very good graphics and excellent story, this game is perfect for those looking to remember when transformers was still awesome but also those trying to start a new hobbie altogether. If transformers is your childhood dream, this game brings it to a whole new level.

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WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT:

Epic third person gunplay

Lots of moving pieces and easy transformations

Great storyline, graphics and voice acting

Getting to play for each side during the campaign

The ability to choose between a number of characters in each mission

Terrific weapon types and solid controls that feel awesome once mastered

Many open areas which allow for different tactical approaches

Endless action

Terrific online co-op (up to 3 friends at once, no offline co-op)

Multiplayer that is addictively fun, while not overly complex or unbalanced

Memorable boss battles

My only real complaints would be that the game is pretty linear overall (while there is some focus on tactical gameplay in specific areas of each stage, you're still following a 'Point A to Point B' path), and the transformations weren't incorporated enough to make them necessary (they still offer a lot to the experience, and look and feel fabulous when executed, but mostly you could play without much transforming). But these are very nitpicky things. The game itself is so undeniably good that you won't be bothered by either of these facts while playing.

I was warned that the controls were a bit tricky to get down, but could find no evidence of that here. The setup is very basic if you've played any shooter from the current generation. Mastering certain aspects, however (such as executing a thrust burst after your double jump), require a mild amount of practice. In this regard, the controls remind me of most 3D Mario games (the ONLY way these games are alike); the basics are immediately intuitive, but the more complex moves come with time and never cease to make you feel like a gaming badass when you get them down to an art.

This is one of the best third person shooters currently available on the PS3. The last two games I've taken on have been Batman: Arkham City and Killzone 3, and I'll happily admit that this game is still holding its own in a major way. Buy it today. Even if you're not a Transformers fan, this game will not disappoint.

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Hitman: Absolution (Professional Edition)

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In this review I show you everything included in the Professional Edition box set.

I've also uploaded some pictures in the "Customer Images" section.

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I love this game! It lived up to all my expectations I had. There are some flaws in the game such as when I first got the game it currupted my save game data 2-3 times causing me to restart the story multiple times, but on the other hand this game has awesome gameplay and fantastic graphics! (wished it ran 1080p but you can't really tell that is doesn't) I also love how this game has an improved replay value compared to the previous games due to the new addition of "Contracts" mode which allows you to make contracts based on the missions in the game and share as well as compete with the hitman community and your online friends.One MAJOR MAJOR thing I have to say I was dissapointed in this special edition. I wanted to have my add-on exclusive to my purchase along with the pre-order add-on but ALL of the add-on was released on day one, making me feel like I just payed more for a bigger cooler box with a small/short but awesome art book. OVERALL: This game is Splendid! It is definitly a must get for any fan of the series and for the new comers! Anyone is able to play this game no matter what your play style. BUY THE REGULAR VERSION.Hitman: Absolution

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I fell behind in my game buying, there were 2 games I really wanted, Black Ops II and of course Hitman: Absolution. Lucky I remembered at the last minitue to order both. Of course Black Ops came first, I played a little of it, did some multiplayer and started the story mode. The moment I got Hitman: Absolution, Black Ops has taken a back seat and is now collecting dust.

After doing the first level of Hitman, I took a break and went to 2 review sites, gamespot and IGN. Gamespot gave it a 7.5, and I thought wow, seriously, if they rated it that bad, what the heck is IGN gonna say. I went to IGN and they rated it a 9. Gamespot is way off, I wouldn't give this game anything less then a 9.5! All I did on Thanksgiving was play hitman, trying to do all the challenges on the first level. It's a time consuming game that is worth every penny. I feel so bad that it appears that there are not many people playing this, and I think the release date has a lot to do with that. I mean Halo 4 and Black Ops II are over shadowing this game, and it's not getting the credit it deserves!

By far, this game is in one of my top 10 favorites! I think the contracts section is by far the best part, well wait I can't say that, Story mode is just as good!

As, I said, you all need to put Black Ops down and pick up this game!

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EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS "HITMAN: ABSOLUTION PROFESSIONAL EDITION" IS JUST THIS, "PROFESSIONAL" ! THE COMPLETE PAKAGING OF THIS "PROFESSIONAL EDITION" THE VIDEO GAME, THE HARD COVER BOOK AND CASE ARE INDEED A "TOP SHELF" ! A MUST HAVE FOR THE "HITMAN" FAN AND GAMER !

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I got this game for my boyfriend for Christmas and he loves it. No problem with deliver. No complaints here, just a little jealous that i have to fight for his attention, now. lol

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Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix - Limited Edition

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The games included in this product have each been out now for several years on other systems. Rather than review the gameplay and ramble on about my thoughts on the stories, I have decided to simply do a brief Q&A on just what you should expect to find with this particular product itself to try and help you, as a customer, be properly informed. That being said, I hope you find these answers helpful in your decision making process.

Q. What games are included that I can actually play through?

A. There are two games included with your purchase that you can play in full. The first is the original Kingdom Hearts (however this is the Final Mix edition (which, long story short, is a tweaked and slightly renovated version of the original classic that was originally exclusively released only in Japan). The second game included is Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories. Both of these have been beautifully remastered in High Definition for this release and truly look stunning and also feature enhanced gameplay mechanics. In addition, both games come with their own set of trophies (and yes, two platinums).

Q. Wait...Kingdom Hearts Final Mix and Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories? What about Kingdom Hearts II?

A. Kingdom Hearts II (released in 2006) is NOT included in this product.

Q. What about Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days?

A. You cannot play Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days with this purchase. HOWEVER, there is a "Theater Mode" which will allow you to view roughly 2 hours and 50 minutes of remastered HD footage (in the form of cinematics) from the game (as well as some new additional scenes). Believe it or not, there is trophy support available for this.

Q. How many discs are included inside the box?

A. Both games (included the cinematics for "358/2 Days") are all bundled up into one solitary disc.

Q. Tell me more. What kind of trophy support can I expect from this release.

A. As stated earlier, both Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories will have their own set of trophies that each have their own platinum. To be more specific, Kingdom Hearts will have 56 trophies, and Chain of Memories will have 48 trophies that can be earned. In addition, the cinematics for Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days will also have a total of 6 trophies that can be earned (none of which are platinum).

Q. Is this a good value? Should I purchase this? Can it be purchased on PSN digitally?

A. As far as I know, for the time being of this review (9/10/13), neither as a whole or individually can this game and its contents be purchased digitally through PSN. To my knowledge, and upon further research, there are no plans for now to release these titles digitally (though that could easily change). Is the price of $39.99 a good value for what is involved? Absolutely! Whether or not you should purchase this is purely up to you. If by some chance you haven't played any of these titles, don't worry, I'm not going to sit here and type up a bunch of spoilers for you; I'll let you figure that out yourself. If that's the case, all the information I'll provide you with is that if you like Disney, and if you like RPGs, and if you're familiar with the Final Fantasy franchise, then you'll definitely find this to be highly entertaining. Personally I only played the first game before I headed out to college. For me, this is a great opportunity to not only relive the original classic, but also to experience something new in the sequel. Regardless of my own personal experiences, you'll be treated to both games (and the cinematics for a "358/2 Days") being presented in spectacular and eye-popping HD. Plus, and as mentioned countless times before, if you're a trophy-buff like me, you'll find plenty of those to be unlocked here.

So for now, these are just a few simple questions answered that you may have wondered or were curious to know prior to purchasing. By all means, please feel free to leave any further questions in the comments. I'll gladly answer them (if they are to my knowledge) as soon as I get the chance.

I hope that you find this review helpful in your decision making and whether I am asked questions or not, I will certainly update this review as I have more time to play the game itself.

*If you pre-ordered through Amazon, you should be e-mailed a code to download a free Dynamic PS3 theme. I was just emailed my code.

**UPDATE** So now that I'm home from work, as promised, here is my segment on the art book that comes with the Limited Edition copy.

Q. What is the art book like that comes with the Limited Edition?

A. The art book is actually a part of the case which holds the game together. As stated before, all of this is packed onto one disc (which you will find at the very back of this wonderfully illustrated hardcover book. Yes, that's right, it's hardcover. Personally, I thought that the book was going to be a separate piece, however the way the bundled it all up into one unit is very convenient. As for the artwork itself? All I can say is that there isn't quite much, but for what we do get the images are a beautiful and true behind the scenes look at the characters and items from the game that we've all grown to love throughout the years. In fact, there is even an intro in both English and Japanese (neat)! Is this a worthy addition? Well if you pre-ordered this through Amazon and got a free upgrade to the Limited Edition, then absolutely! If you end up reading this review and making a purchase later, I'd still say as long as its nothing more than just a few bucks pricier, go for it! Yet if it does end up being around five extra bucks, then I'd suggest simply sticking with the Standard Edition. One minor complaint worth noting is that the by packaging the game into the book itself, it is larger in size than a standard PS3 case would be. So if you are worried about the item fitting on your gaming shelf, then I'd recommend sticking with the Standard Edition to prevent any complications.

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So let's get through the cons first, because there really is only a few of them:

1. The CameraWhile they have fixed the camera to the right joystick, there is still sometimes some camera issues. Is it better than the original PS2 release: absolutely! But there are still times when I want to throw my controller through the TV because the camera won't adjust the way I need/want it to. So be prepared for that. While it has been improved from the original release.

2. Not as "HD" as you would make it out to beWhat I mean by this is that it's suppose to be a remaster. While I don't expect everything to be perfect, there are some points where the game looks extremely pixelated or looks a little funny. I'm not sure if it's because they didn't remaster all pieces of the worlds or items in the game, or if it is something else. But it's definitely noticeable. It's a small con though. But it is not remastered like the way FFX has been displayed. Things are smoother and cleaner, but not everything is so smooth or "HD" looking. Once again doesn't change the fact that the game itself is phenomenal. Just a little strange.

Pros-

1. Finally you can play your KH1 & Chain of Memories on your PS3 (except for those with backwards compatible PS3's, you lucky jerks!)! So you get a trophy system this time around, and also a wireless controller that works well. (Once again, minus the lucky Back Compatible PS3 people.)

2. Final Mix in USAWe finally get all of the additonal bonus content that was in the Final Mix. It has never been released in the US, so unless you imported it, there is lots of new items, abilities, etc to try out!

3. Updated controlsThe controls overall are more similar to KHII, which I find to be a welcome change. Triangle is back to do a lot of things that couldn't be done quickly in KHI originally.

4. Relive the magicAs corny as this sounds, you can now share this experience the way it was meant to be shared with friends, family, children, etc. I have been having an amazing time going through the series again. And the additional Chain of Memories, and Cinema 358/2 Days is great! This is a great way for Square Enix to get people back in the saddle and caught up with the whole story before KHIII will be released, (Hopefully 2015!).

Here's to hoping that a KH2.5 with KHII, Birth By Sleep, and Re: Coded is coming! I don't think it will come with 3DS due to how it was recently released!

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I fondly remember the general sentiment of, "Wait, they're doing what?" When Kingdom Hearts was first announced. "The people who make Final Fantasy are going to make a game with Disney characters? That seems insane."

Truth is, it's still kind of insane. Looking at the series now, a decade later and with several games available, it's all pretty darn weird. Still, I was immediately hooked once I got my hands on that first game on the PS2, and I've been invested in these characters ever since. Because Kingdom Hearts didn't just let us wander around Agrabah with Aladdin or explore under the sea with Ariel. It wasn't just an action RPG with a lot of Final Fantasy cameos. It also introduced us to Sora, Riku, Kairi and a host of other people that I've come to care about — most of them brought to life by a star-studded voice cast that was pretty ambitious for its time.

Yes, the story can be… complex. There have been a lot of "Wait, what is happening? I'm so lost" moments since Kingdom Hearts II, and trying to keep everything straight across multiple games that span multiple game systems is not the easiest of tasks. Still, I have legitimate love for this universe and this gameplay. I'm sure it doesn't hurt that I was young when it was introduced, but I still like it now.

Now, Square Enix and Disney have remastered and re-released the oldest titles in a PS3 compilation, because that's the hip thing to do these days. The original Kingdom Hearts (technically, the Final Mix version of the game that was never released in the US), the oddball, card-based sequel Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories (which was originally a Game Boy Advance game, but which was later remade for the PS2 as a necessary narrative link between Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II), and the weirdest entry: Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days.

While I haven't played through those first two games to completion in this HD ReMix, I played enough of both to know that if I had a week or two of free time at the moment, I would be absolutely willing to go back and play those games again after all this time. They're not perfect, but they hold up well.

Going back was weird in some ways. Having grown accustomed to the newer games in the series (Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance on the 3DS being the most recent example), the original game felt a little slow by comparison. There were gameplay elements I've become accustomed to that don't exist here. But all that said, it holds up surprisingly well for a game that's more than 10 years old. The fresh coat of graphical paint helps, of course, but it's still a fun adventure regardless.

Chain of Memories is the game I particularly want to spend more time revisiting. I only ever played the GBA original, so seeing it in full 3D here, with voice acting and new cutscenes, is all new to me. While I'm sure the card-based gameplay has never been for everybody, I personally thought it was a nice change of pace from almost every Kingdom Hearts game before or since. It, too, seems to hold up well from what I've been able to see so far.

358/2 Days is the weirdest entry in this collection not because it's name makes no sense at all (and it sounds so ridiculous when you try to say it out loud), but because it isn't actually a game in this collection. Instead, it's a series of cutscenes from the original Nintendo DS game strung together to make a sort-of-movie with all the game's plot points. I didn't time it as I watched, but it was probably three hours of content at most — and if you care, all of the game's trophies are obtained simply by watching it all and scrolling through all the unlocked journal entries. Easy peasy.

It was probably a smart move to turn the DS game into a series of movies rather than convert it into a PS3-quality game (which would have taken a lot of work and redesigning), but that doesn't mean it's the most fulfilling way to experience that story, either. The way the narrative is organized, with CG cutscenes interspersed with a few paragraphs of text here and there, can be really confusing — and I'm saying that about a story that was pretty hard to follow in the first place. The story jumps around quite a bit and it doesn't always make sense. After watching it all play out for a couple hours or so, you may still have to pull up Wikipedia just so you can have someone explain to you exactly what just happened.

Still, that's better than nothing. If you're someone who only owns Sony systems, there was previously no other way for you to see this story at all (outside of YouTube playthroughs, I guess, but that seems less than ideal).

Now that we have this great collection, I hope rumors of a Kingdom Hearts 2.5 HD ReMix prove true. Specifically, I hope it really does contain at least KH2 and the PSP game Birth By Sleep, which seems like it would translate to the big screen nicely (and was already a great game, to boot). Not to mention how excited I got at the tiny teaser Square-Enix gave us of Kingdom Hearts III, which should be finally coming to the PS4 and Xbox One at some point (sadly, it's probably still a long while off).

Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD ReMix is a good way to either get excited for the series for the first time, or to remind yourself why you cared in the first place.

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Aged well and 2 awesome games and a movie. One of the best HD remixes and I hope square enix makes a HD remix of final fantasy 12.

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... The camera problems were never fixed. I have to say it is the most annoying thing about the game. I know you can switch the camera preferences but both suck either way. Otherwise this game will blow your socks off and if you played it as a child you will be reminded on how your socks were blown off before. This game looks gorgeous under 1080p especially with the new character models.

The art book? Oh my gawd, that art book. I don't want to ruin it now but the incorporation of the art book is phenomenal! That's all I'm going to say about that.

I must say that Donald and Goofy also do not have an option to care about Sara first. I can't tell you how hard it makes the game when they only heal each other. Playing on proud mode is that much harder when your allies aren't very smart (or wasn't given the option to be).

Get this, get it now.

Also I understand putting the DS version of a game is impossible to put on one screen, but making a game of just cinematics is crazy.

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This controller is the perfect controller for gaming if you want to cheat online you will not be unhappy with the results of this controller

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It took like 1.5 2 weeks to arrive but the wait was worth it. Great colors, everything works as described and the buttons are high quality, they dont feel cheap. The controller has a very tiny on and off switch and the back of R3 and after reading the instructions book, all mods worked great with BO2. I highly recommend it! I ordered this one for me and a blue/pink for my girlfriend and she also loves hers. The black of this controller is kind of a matte finish and not the same as the original black color used by Sony. I will upload some pics.

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Best thing i Ever used plus all the mods and the color of the controller looks EPIC love it Thanks man keep up your good work

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Got this for my grandson who we bought the game for and he needed an extra set of drumsticks.

They work well for him.

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The kids are happy to get drum sticks that aren't broken. They were jamming and all the sudden my daughter broke one of the sticks. So they are thrilled to have a set that isn't taped together.

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i like these drumsticks a lot. They're lightweight so I can hit the drums as hard as I like. Only problem: They are expensive, real drumsticks are cheaper! I don't recommend using real ones though, the sensors can break REALLY easily.

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They came in great time and we are back playing rock band as a family. Nice drumsticks, very similar to ones from the kit.

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this item shipped promptly and I am happy with the service. :) I did have an issue though cause one of the sticks broke the first time playing the Rock Band drums. Had to tape it. :(

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I bought two of these for the PS3 (Ken & Ryu) so my girlfriend and I could play each other, but only one will work at a time. The controller itself works great! When I have both dongles in the PS3, it will not connect to both controllers. Only one seems to work at a time. I've e-mailed MadCatz twice with no response. This kinda bums me out that we can't play each other, but oh well.

Again, the controller itself works great with the game. It didn't work so well with Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix, but with SF4, it's perfect. Also, I brought my PS3 to a friends house and for whatever reason, it would not connect at all. I spent about an hour turning everything off and on and reversing the order and nothing. When I got home, it worked fine....go figure. And I had the correct dongle with me.

So if you just get one, it'll work super, but two for the PS3 is a waste of money.

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If Madcatz would've spent more time with quality control, this gamepad would be an absolute must-buy for Street Fighter fans. The button layout is perfect, and the d-pad is far easier to use than the stock PS3 controller's pad. Unfortunately, after two weeks of use, the buttons started to produce either incorrect responses or no response at all. Kicks wouldn't work, and punches be the wrong strength (light would produce medium and so forth). The d-pad began to combine moves pressing up and forward would produce a jump AND a kick. While the price was appealing, the lack of quality is very disappointing.

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+Excellent circular floating dpad; feels even mushier than the Saturn pad. I can do all moves with ease. I've heard of other people having problems with the diagonals but mine works perfectly. Easily the best dpad for fighters.

+Face buttons are big, flat, doesn't protrude much, and are effortless to press. This is helpful if you press the buttons palm-down like on an arcade stick.

+2 turbo speeds for each button. Useful for characters with moves where you rapidly mash the button.

+Has a switch to toggle the dpad so it can act as the left analog stick/right analog stick/dpad on a PS3 controller, so it will work for more than just fighting games.

+Wireless and doesn't lag. Uses 2 AA batteries. I suggest getting 4 rechargeable AA batteries and a recharger so you can still play while 2 of the batteries are charging.

+Feels very solid and the grip is comfortable. Weighs about the same as a DualShock3.

-As of this date, does not work with PS2 games (wireless receiver doesn't turn on when PS3 is in PS2 hardware mode). Hopefully Sony will release a firmware update to fix this. It does work with PS1 games.

-There was a minor problem I encountered on the first day of using it. The controller kept rapidly pressing the down direction on the dpad. I just paused the game, pressed the dpad a few times, and the problem went away. This only happened twice on the first day of using it, and there are no problems on the third day now.

This would be the best fighting controller I've ever used if it can work on PS2 games. I prefer it over my Saturn usb pad (PS3/PC) and the Nubytech Street Fighter 15th pad (PS2).

EDIT: After using it for 4 weeks now, it is still working and I still haven't had to change the batteries. I haven't encountered the dpad problem after the first day. Highly recommended, but don't pay those outrageous $80-100 prices.

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I really like the design of this controller and it's button layout. It is perfect for Street Fighter 4, however I find the product somewhat cheap-feeling for the price, and after only a month, the D-pad has begun to show signs of wearing out, with diagonals not registering and your basic fireball, uppercut motions missing way too much of the time. Will I buy another? Probably not. $39.99 is too much for a product that wears out so quickly.

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This fight pad is the worst thing i have ever spent money on period. The first one i bought was defective it didn't read any of my inputs. The pad read my inputs 5 seconds after i pressed the button. I recently returned it for a replacement pad, the replacement pad reads my inputs but sometimes it won't which is frustrating. I play Street fighter online a lot and i can't use this pad to play online because it will make you lose because it sometimes has a mind of it's own. I rather play with my PS3 dualshock controller which doesn't give me any problems. So please save your money and don't buy this garbage fight pad, invest your money on a PS3 controller or an arcade fightstick instead.

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My 11 year old daughter likes this dynamic game! excellent vivid graphic, colorful and interesting and fairly difficult levels, nice background music.

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This game is great for younger kids. It has no violence. It is cute and lots of fun. I wish I would have purchased it sooner!

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If you're looking for a safe, non-violent game for your child this is it. The gameplay is interesting and not too challenging most of the time. Some parts are a little too difficult for very young children (4 yo) but overall it is easy and entertaining.

My biggest gripe about this game is that it stutters regularly as it appears to load portions of the game as you progress but there is never a decent spot during play to do it without notice. It is very jarring when it happens. Also, depending on the song you choose as your soundtrack during a level, the music can become very boring or irritating.

Given all of that, the price really is pretty cheap to expect all that much.

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The game came in a very timely matter and was in very good shape. I would purchase from you again and recommend you to my friends

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I love games like these. After playing COD shooter games, it's nice to have something more peaceful to play. My husband won't play these with me (he's too busy on Black Ops lol) but I have fun playing it by myself. Great graphics. It can be a little harder than expected at times but still fun.

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