Sorry, EmperorSamoth, but I must dissagree with you. I think that The Warriors is one of the best games of the last generation. The combat engine was simple and fun to use, providing a great deal of variaty without too much complexity. The fighting in the game was also varied, and allowed you to use your fists, weapons, and the invironment, all of which provided extremely visceral and gritty pleasure. The atmosphere of the game was the best, though. Not only did it reconstruct the world of the film, it did so with incredible depth and attention to detail, creating a thick, gritty world to explore and live in, emphasizing all of the film's most potent themes. Overall, The Warriors in an excellent game, and (along with The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay) can teach developers the proper way to make a movie-game tie in. That said, this article is a bit of an advertisement. But it's an advertisement for good games, not for just anything. I'd prefer just a "great games you missed" feature. It might have gotten certain great but under-appreciated games (Psychonauts, Jet Set Radio Future, Panzer Dragoon Orta, PsiOps: The Mindgate Conspiracy, etc.) at least a fraction more of the love that they deserve.
Yeah! Wireless headsets and Vision Cams. Awesome stuff even if it means that we can't play UNO! in our underwarez anymore. It's also nice to see that the HD-DVD player is keeping it's price down by utilizing the X360's hardware.
Well, next-gen sonic is comming out on both PS3 and X360, so no worries there Omair_bad. Wii is getting its own Sonic game too. And why DON'T they have Zelda: T P on the list?
nfglory, since you seem to be so big on the Play Station 3, it may interest you to know that the propper spelling is "Blu-ray", not "Blue Ray" as you wrote. And almost all analysts and publications agree that the HD-DVD/Blu-Ray format wars are too early to call.
Oh, man, what about the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles games? And I mean the old ones like "Turtles in Time" not the new crappy ones. Granted they were ninjas which is Japanese but any game where you've gotta eat pizza and hot-dogs to regain health is most American. We got to go through history al the way from the stone-age to the good old american frontier. The Turtles are thrue American heroes, and the epitomize this in their surfer-dude exclamations. KALABUNGA DUDE!
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