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• Phil Harrison tries (again) to clarify game ownership, second-hand sales and always-online in Xbox One

• rumblesushi 24/05/2013

  Why does he keep saying "bits"? Why not just say "data" or "game". What a testicle. Reply +1

• Microsoft reveals Xbox One, due worldwide this year

• rumblesushi 21/05/2013

  Ew, gross. Possibly even uglier than the Xbox 1. Awful name too, awful everything. What a bizarre turnaround from a console as great as the 360. Reply +8

• Microsoft creative director dismisses "drama" around always-online consoles

• rumblesushi 05/04/2013

  What a hideously obnoxious cunt. Reply +2

• Watch the BAFTA Game Awards live on Eurogamer

• rumblesushi 06/03/2013

  I downloaded the Journey demo and thought it was ugly and extremely boring. I wanted to like it as I generally like more obscure, subtle and quirky games, but I was shocked and bemused at the praise it gets.
  
  Either the demo is not a great representation of the full game, or people fool themselves into liking it so as not to be a heathen, unable to appreciate the apparent "artistry" of the game. Reply -1

• DayZ Standalone: the first and extended gameplay video footage

• rumblesushi 03/03/2013

  @ATARI Agreed. DayZ looks very interesting to me, but I'm just not a fan of multiplayer, outside of fighting games. Reply 0

• Halo 4, 3, Reach, Wars sale on Xbox Live today

• rumblesushi 26/02/2013

  Playstation Plus. Reply +5

• Tech Analysis: Killzone: Shadow Fall demo

• rumblesushi 26/02/2013

  @DeViells I absolutely agree with those stating we should be given a choice. Us framerate whores should be allowed to choose 720p60 over 1080p30.
  
  Having experienced games like Bayonetta, Forza, RR6, COD etc, I find it very hard to play any action or driving games that run at 30.
  
  They feel less responsive, less immersive, and the ghosting hurts my eyes.
  
  I've always been a console gamer rather than a PC gamer and I'm excited about the PS4, but if this next generation sticks to the current 30fps standard, us framerate whores are better off with a powerful gaming HTPC. Reply +1

• rumblesushi 25/02/2013

  I hate this 30fps generation, prioritising eye candy over framerate/gameplay.
  
  To think Criterion got Burnout 3 and Revenge running on the PS2 at a solid 60fps, they put most devs to shame.
  
  Anyone who prefers resolution to framerate is insane.
  
  I was really, really hoping the PS4 would bring back 60fps as the new standard. Reply +2

• Sony patents way of identifying pirated software by measuring load times

• rumblesushi 25/02/2013

  Doesn't sound reliable at all. A dirty or scratched disk could conceivably load slower than a brand new "copy". Then again, maybe people who treat their disks like shit deserve to be banhammered :D Reply 0

• Saturday Soapbox: Defining PlayStation 4's games

• rumblesushi 23/02/2013

  I want Ridge Racer 9, 10, 11 and 12. Reply 0

• The big interview: Sony's Shuhei Yoshida on PS4

• rumblesushi 21/02/2013

  "I just wanted to remind you that it was £425 in the UK on day one, which is about 70,000 Euros"
  
  lol Reply +2

• PlayStation 4 does not require an internet connection

• rumblesushi 21/02/2013

  Massive hard disk they say? Reply 0

• Pictures of the rather handsome DualShock 4 controller for PS4

• rumblesushi 21/02/2013

  Triggers still don't look legit to me. We'll wait and see. Looks alright, but a bit still a bit frumpy and dorky compared to the Dual Shock 3. Reply -14

• PlayStation 4: everything we know so far

• rumblesushi 20/02/2013

  @jetsetwillie Knows the score. Reply -1

• Face-Off: Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance

• rumblesushi 20/02/2013

  @dicken Could you do us a favour and tell us how to optimize cell so that our PS3 multiplatform games run smoother than the weak 360 versions? Reply 0

• rumblesushi 20/02/2013

  @dicken It's a shame, he's now made himself obvious as a troll. It was funnier when I thought he was serious. Reply +2

• rumblesushi 19/02/2013

  lmao at Dicken's comments. No way 360 could have framerate advantage in this game! 360 weak console, PS3 strong! Reply +4

• Destiny requires an internet connection to work

• rumblesushi 18/02/2013

  Queer. Reply -1

• Wii U's Most Wanted: Criterion returns to Nintendo hardware with enhanced Need for Speed

• rumblesushi 14/02/2013

  Criterion are the shizzles. Burnout Revenge running at 60fps on the PS2 is unbelievable, for example. They put almost every other dev to shame from a performance perspective. Reply +2

• Daylight is an Unreal 4 engine randomly generated horror game from the Blacklight dev

• rumblesushi 11/02/2013

  Bizarre screenshots for an Unreal 4 game tbh. Looks a bit like a PS2 game with really good baked light, rubber hands and all.
  
  Not that I care though, as long as it plays well and runs at 60fps, I'll take PS2 graphics all day :D Reply +1

• DmC Devil May Cry review

• rumblesushi 08/02/2013

  Why does Dante look like such a chode in this game? Reply -1

• Capcom: "there is a possibility" of Resident Evil series reboot

• rumblesushi 31/01/2013

  RE5 fucking sucked, and it looks like RE6 is even worse. They turned a survival horror into a generic, 3rd person shooter. I loved RE 1 to 4, and Code Veronica, so hopefully they can turn it around and return to form. Reply +1

• The Digital Foundry budget graphics card upgrade guide

• rumblesushi 21/01/2013

  @ATARI no, it has nothing to do with his machine. It happens on ANYTHING running 30fps with no interpolation and no motion blur. His eyes are just more sensitive to it than most, evidently. Reply 0

• rumblesushi 21/01/2013

  @ATARI He simply means ghosting. It's evident in all 30fps games, but mainly with fast horizontal movement (ie spinning around in a first person shooter etc).
  
  It's not evident at 60fps as the gap between the objects movement between one frame and another is not large enough for your eyes to notice, as with 30.
  
  Of course it still doesn't feel anywhere near as nice and fluid as 60, but motion blur does work wonders for 30fps imo. Reply 0

• rumblesushi 20/01/2013

  BTW it's true that a lot of console titles do employ motion blur to "soften" the relative jerkiness of 30fps. I hate a raw 30fps, but can tolerate it with motion blur. Reply 0