@D-e-f- I got the idea from Mr Davison's third last paragraph. The process of deciding who should be 'boss' is a social process itself. Of course, having four players without the Move already makes the game plenty hectic.
Little Big Planet 2 had social elements as well. Four players controlled their toys on screen, while one could use the Move to manipulate objects for the rest to jump on.
@Mathesar: Well, there is such a phenomenon amongst some writers called 'eating your own words'. If you don't mind getting startled, just check the differences between the introduction and the conclusion of this article, and see for yourself what it truly means by 'journalistic professionalism'.
@RebornJeremiah: I am not a resident of the USA. @sandwichking91: I can see that for myself. The Xbox 360 has better graphics than the PS3. But in the introduction to this article the writer mentioned that both systems edge each other out equally with each other. To conclude on a different note is just inconsistent.
i hope with all the pretty graphics and sweet sound comes more engaging, elaborate gameplay concepts. to that end, the powerful physics engine built into the ps3 can be used to full effect to render scenarios never possible in current-gen consoles or even the pc. for example, a huge pack of monsters in an fps behaving individually, smartly, ferociously, fighting against your huge army of allies also behaving individually, smartly and ferociously. only to see the monsters fly in all directions upon a rocket fire explosion. the best of all is that the flying monsters can actually collide with one another during the blast, and with your allies upon descent. and all these, plus the insane level of firepower that is exchanged, without as much as a twitch of lag. ok i'm just imagining things.
i think gamespot runs their games at very high standards. i mean, 1024x768 is a lower resolution? i must actually be a prehistoric without even knowing it.
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