AnalogHype: "After the massive layoffs of the SCEA PR staff, the world wanted to know whats the next move for Sony and Playstation. Well it seems like the next step in the Playstation recovery plan was to remove all the release dates from the rest of this years products from Gamestop"
Update: The release dates haven't been changed on Gamestop.com but if you call or go into your local Gamestop, they will confirm no release date at this time.
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All of the games for the rest 2012 will be featured in All-Stars.
100% confirmed.
Update: SuperBot has given a "We do not comment on rumors and speculation" response to our website.
...The next three months?
At any rate, It's not about360 graphics comparisons, sales data, or boobs, so I'm inclined to think that it doesn't matter.
...Unless it's written on boobs.
Oh, and my favorite quote:
"he release dates haven't been changed on Gamestop.com but if you call or go into your local Gamestop, they will confirm no release date at this time"
If the dates haven't changed, then they kinda are confirming the release date.
:D
From what people claim about PS3 fanboys "controlling the site", though, it should've by that logic alone, right?
Don't make assumptions if you're not ready to back them up!
Where on earth are YOU?
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that internet speeds are higher on average for those who want to do more with their internet connection than the average joe.
@dazzrazz where do you live man?!
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1...
Thankfully most ISP have better plans available so there are those with 25Mbps, 50Mbps, and 1Gbps (one of the few good things about living in Kansas City)
And a large portion of rural America still has either slow internet (dialup) or high download, high latency connections (ie. Satellite internet).
Excuse me while I play some Bob Marley and proceed to NOT GIVE A SINGLE [FCUK] THAT DAY!
...I think I'll play on my VITA. :D
Gravity Rush is awesome.
Just be aware that you're responding to a complete troll.
I love sony and I buy most of my games for the ps3, but man are they stupid when it comes to figuring out what consumers actually want.
Too bad they can't get an all-American marketing team and an all-Japanese tech team.
We wouldn't know what hit us.
still have the 10gig 360.
phat ps3 is on its last leg...
help..me..
because MS relies on americans not being able to do the simplest of mathematical calculations, otherwise they'd realise that they're ultimately playing about 30% to 50% more in the long run for their X360 than if they just bought the 4GB/250GB model outright.
so you're right in that they're are fools... if they buy that $99 X360 deal. at least sony isn't locking people into a 2-year PS+ contract if they decide to get the 12GB model in EU.
i personally don't see why you'd want a 12GB model anyways. i don't see the deal in paying a bit less for that model when you're pretty much going to have to buy your own internal HDD if you want to purchase any game that has a larger file size, which ends up being the same price as the model that includes the HDD to begin with.
I think it might be little too late. Nintendo is going to kick marketing into full swings in very short time. I think it would be best for -$ony and M$+ to market what theyve got and then wait for some dust to settle.
Nintendo looks poised to wipe both of their a$$' this holiday.
You realize I was implying wiping up the money, right?
Jumping the gun? You don't say. That RARELY happens with the gaming media...
So much for jumping to conclusions. That seems to be what gamers are best at doing these days.
People who know that a game comes out on say... Oct. 30th can save the money needed to get that game on the day they want it.
When you take away release dates you mess up some people's way to get that game, and kill some of the hype that can help sell copies.
Many people will discredit you for small things like this, so always double check yourself before publishing.