@Devil_wings00 @jff54 Fallout New Vegas is not as bad as some might think, it does crash sometimes and that is unacceptable. That game is just not ment to be played on a machine that has 256 RAM. It's obvious that it crashes when there is to much going on on screen. As for Skyrim, I swear it never crashed on me, I think it's because I have a new PS3 slim that I bought with Skyrim and that's almost the only thing I had on the hard drive for a while. The DLC is out at 50% off for the first week but I didn't buy it. I haven't finished the main quest and I don't want the DLC to mess with my main game until I get the platinum trophy. The PS3 really needs some hard drive space in order to allow virtual memory. that's why it's never a good idea to buy digital titles (unless they are small like an old game like FF VII or something). They say some of the games on PS4 are going to be using around 45-50 gigs so I advise to buy that on disk and never download that. Also, save your games on PS+ if you think your time is worth your money.

I probably won't buy it until Fallout 4 is out. I still have a huge backlog to get trough on my PS3. It could still last me 2-3 years easely. I'm looking at you Fallout New Vegas and Skyrim.

I learned about the LA Noire working conditions a few days after I bought it on launch day. I felt grossed out and didnt play it until this august. I'm almost done with it and i'm amazed that it took so many years ans so many people to make that game. The city is beautifull but it could have been 50% smaller and it would not have made a difference. It feels like a huge waste of time. Take GTA IV by comparison, the city is obviously made as a huge playground in which you can have endless fun in multiplayer. I dont think i'm going to load up LA Noire just to "drive around". Once you've finished the story, and I do have to say that it is a great story, well it's over. Deathmatch would have been possible, some kind of cops n' crooks too, even races. The DLC adds 4-5 hours of playtime at most. My point is if the work environment would have been better, the developerswould have loved the game and it could have been fantastic. Now it's just well...finished.