Flawed as it is, I do better when I listen to the music I like compaired to the music they put into the games. Now mind you I love my PS3 and I have most if not all my music on one HDD for one of mine, but it still wouldn't let me from the game. Might be a glitch in the game, might jsut be the PS3 itself, whatever it was, it sent me over the edge with the game and I tried the 360 side. I'm doing better sad to say but I am anticipating GOW3 and playing some of my music like FFDP or Arch Enemy.
WEll I could see that, but i bugs me. Sony was one of the first to mass produce the walkman, come out with some of the most technical-advanced stuff, but playing music during games evades them? Whew. I know the copyrighted crap's crap, but you think Sony would come up with their own thing to play music while you're playing.
What I would like to know is why the 360 can do it and the people at Sony, who have a much better machine can't begin to comprehend the concept? That's the whole reason why I traded Burnout paradice in from the PS3 port to the 360 port. When you're playing Drunken Lulabies by Flogging Molly, it jsut sounds more appropriate then Girlfriend by Avril La(howeverthecrapyouspellherlastname). It gets me in the mood to wreck and crash cars. I don't know, maybe it's just me.
I for one am tired of multiplayer games. I personally think that it doesn't take a multiplayer function to make THE perfect game. I love Single Player games and think that they should focus on the SP part of a game BEFORE EVEN THINKING OF the multiplayer part.
I own both the PS3 and 360 versions of the GOTY (one's my girlfriends since she prefers the 360 version) and both don't lag, in fact, the 360's version lags more and my PS3 plays it fine without lag. So I guess it just varies...weird, but welcome to life.
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