That "collecting planets" thing sounds catastrophically stupid, so maybe that's what Mark referred to in his review. While we're here, is Inversion really that bad? I like to think I'm quite easy to please, but even I have to draw the line somewhere. It's just that I was really psyched for Inversion and am quite disappointed at how poorly it's been received.

(I liked Bionic Commando, FYI. Played through it twice. It's one of the most criminally underrated, underappreciated games of this gen)

Being a fan of Saber Interactive's own TimeShift, I was excited to play Inversion... but after reading Gamespot's review, IGN's review and countless other reviews all claiming it to be a load of rubbish, I'm no longer going to bother.

However, Mark Walton's review mentions a stupid plot twist, and now I want to know what it is, mainly because it really can't be any worse than Bionic Commanndo's "OMG MY BIONIC ARM IS ACTUALLY MY DEAD WIFE!!!1" twist.

So... come on! Someone enlighten me!

Just out of curiosity... I'm using seperate speakers (ie. not the ones on my TV), which have the 360's yellow and white plugs plugged into them. However, I also have the red/blue/green plugs plugged into the TV itself? Is there anything there that should be unplugged due to it not being necessary or, worse, maybe causing damage to the TV / speakers / 360 / leads?

Stupid question I know, but cheers anyway. Feel free to rip on me.