FF does have great soundtrack, but my favorite rests with Morrowind and Oblivion.

I did the same but the way I solved it is using one that fit within the stripped part of the screw and lightly hammering it in so the head is jammed into the screw and I could easily turn it that way. I also recommend you call Sony, they will be glad to send you replacement screws.

Darksiders, then I will probably wait a few months for Bayonetta's price to go down then I'll pick that one up.

Good to hear your enjoying the PS3 demos, I bet you'd enjoy the full games even more. I still haven't and don't plan to regret my PS3 purchase, not with all of the great games from this year and I cant wait for next year!

Enjoy your PS3, If you want another game to enjoy I highly recommend Resistance 2, pretty cheap these days, I loved the Single player and co op and thoroughly enjoyed its online. Well my PSN ID is in my sig, and i play KZ2 a little bit, so add me if you want.

Resistance IMO is more fast paced and casual awesome online. While Killzone 2 is more strategic, dark gritty and more intense awesome online play. Both of them are different but addictive and great none the less. FarCry 2, was a repetitive disappointment in my eyes, it had so much potential but without Crytek the series fell flat. Back on the subject of R2 and KZ2, get both, you cant go wrong.

I thought Assassins Creed had a pretty good story, though the gameplay surely isn't for everyone.

Microsoft will send you a copy of the games the 360 damaged.

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Really? I have never heard of something like that, I suppose you can provide some proof. I attempted to contact Microsoft by email to no avail and because the game I rented from gamefly was damaged while in my 360, and I had to pay 50$. You think Microsoft will give me fifty dollars? I don't think they would.

http://support.xbox.com/support/en/us/xbox360/gamesandmedia/games/discreplacement/DiscReplacementPlan.aspx

This is the only replacement program I know of, and you have to pay 20$ to fix a game. I know that's cheaper than buying a whole new one, but Microsoft knew of the problem before they released the console and they had a fix but refused to implement it because it would cost anywhere between 35-75 Million USD. So they make us pay for a problem they were to cheap to fix themselves. I am not okay with that, I, the consumer, shouldn't have to pay a company to fix disks that they knew could be scratched and did nothing about.

sucker and insomiac are 1st party.

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