@Legi00na I've not had a single freeze with my PS3 disc version - maybe you got a faulty disc man - or maybe your PS3's disc-reader is acting up. I can hear my PS3 slim working hard to read the disc but it's not yet frozen.
I made a comment on the very first episode of Feedbackula saying that I never thought it was a good idea to raise the people you don't want to see on a pedestal. It's a shame that something you put a lot of time in and love doing can make you un-easy but Feedbackula's premise was always a little bit questionable considering it revolved around, for lack of a better word, mocking your community. Feedbackula was and is a well-made show that I'm sure takes a lot of time and effort to put together, but I miss the features from Gamespot that made you guys seem like you were part of something that we, as viewers, wanted to join in and be apart of. When Start/Select was running you guys used to run around London making little out-of-office shorts and news - I miss that.
This is an Interesting move- 1950's Batman is very different to the Batman we all know today and is significantly different from the Batman that has appeared in previous games. This is before Frank Miller re-defined Batman as the dark, brooding, dark Knight in the 80's and in the comics around this time the comics were a lot less serious. In fact Batman originally killed people in the comics and carried a gun before his massive redesign - that's how different he was.
Actually Mark Hamill said that he would not reprise the role of the Joker unless he felt that the project was important enough, for instance he stated that he would play Joker if they were to make an animated adaption of 'The Killing Joke' story-line.
@SnakeEyesX80 I always found WoS really glitchy and repetitive. It was a lot of accidentally sliding on buildings and combo chains that amounted to little more than web-zipping foe to foe. Don't get me wrong I liked the idea of flowing ground to air combat but I didn't feel it anything spectacular.
What I buy will depend entirely on how they live up to PC. I mean I have had a PS3 since around launch time here in the UK and I've really enjoyed it - but as the system got older I just got annoyed at how PS3 user seemed to get shafted. Crappy ports of Skyrim and Mass Effect as well as the graphics seemingly always being better on 360 (ports-wise). This year I decided to spend a little money upgrading my PC and was surprised at how good modern games can look. I know I shouldn't be too hard on a system that has serverd me well the past 5-6 years but as the console gets old it just can't catch up with what modern gaming has to offer. I think I'll have to scope out Sony's and Microsofts attempts and see how their tech holds up and if they can give me a better alternative to gaming on a PC.
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