@HeavyTank: Yes, that's exactly what he should do. Then he'll at least know SOMETHING about the game. Still not as much as a proper review would have told him, but he'd have a vague idea of what the story and gameplay are like, anyway.
Then again, he could probably get that and more from Wikipedia.
Nice move, Sony. I would have been very likely to buy the Go if it had a lower price point than the 3000, but now that I know it's not only more expensive, but ridiculously so, I'll be sticking with my DS.
"Your only excuse for not picking it up today is that you’re waiting for the PS3 version."
No, my only excuse is that it's too fucking expensive. I'm not willing to pay $1 for every hour of enjoyment I get out of it (and that's assuming I enjoy all 50-60 hours, which hasn't been the case with any Tales since Symphonia). If that makes me a cheapskate, then so be it.
I wish they had kept that design of the Little Sister as a withered scaly goblin thing. It would have made the Official Moral Choice a bit more interesting if the thing you were saving/killing wasn't cute.
Which has more impact: “Resistance” or “Resistance: Some Useless Text?”
Resistance: Some Useless Text, actually. It balances the title and makes it a bit more memorable, you see. Thank God you guys weren't marketing the game.
Marketing people are so cute.