Greg on Games

Finally I got Burnout Paradise a few days ago. I must say that it is an extremely fun game. I have been a fan of the Burnout series since the third Burnout game. And even though the third Burnout game was my favorite one, now that I have the most recent one, this one is better than all of them together. I can’t think of one thing wrong with this game. The graphics are great, the sound effects are realistic, the online play is awesome, and I love how the developers combined tracks and areas from previous Burnout games, to make Paradise City. Also the game is extremely long, but not in a boring way. This game is a must buy.

Considering that the PSN got a little mixed up, (none of these show up on newest) I thought I would post the update. You can find everything by looking in the “View All” section.

Game Demos
Condemned 2: Bloodshot Single Player Demo

SEGA Superstars Tennis Demo

Add-on Game Content

Rock Band
“Blinded by Fear” - At the Gates ($1.99)

“D.O.A.” - The Haunted ($1.99)

“Thrasher” - Evile ($1.99)

Earache Thrashpack 01 ($5.49)

Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 08
Doral Golf Resort - Blue Monster Course ($4.99)

Expand your game with the legendary Doral course! Play online and offline, post and play your EA Sports GamerNet clips, and experience one of the most challenging courses on the PGA Tour.
Maxed out Player ($2.49)

Max out your original Game Face golfer’s skills.
Turnberry Golf Resort (free)

Expand your game with one of Europe’s finest courses.

Game Videos
MotorStorm 2 Teaser Video

Eye of Judgment “Set 2″ Trailer

Gran Turismo 5 Prologue Japan Intro Movie

Ape Quest PS3 spec trailer

Turning Point Trailer

Soul Calibur Character Reveal Trailer

Condemned 2: Bloodshot Launch Trailer

Movie and Blu-ray Disc Trailers
Gattaca Special Edition Blu-Ray Disc Trailer

Sleuth Blu-Ray Disc Trailer

PLAYSTATION Store for PC

Downloadable Games
Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee ($10.99)

Game Demos
Flat Out: Head On Demo

Game Videos
Patapon GAP QA trailer

Gran Turismo 5 Prologue Japan Intro Movie

Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee behind the scenes #1

Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee behind the scenes #2

Ape Quest trailer

PSP Wallpaper
Ape Quest wallpaper (x3)

Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee wallpaper

PSP Themes
Ape Quest theme

**Update** Everything is normal now so disregard what I said the beginning of the post.**

Today the 2.17 firmware for the PS3 was released. It is a useless update that you do need to download and don’t want to download if you want homebrew and an iso loader on your PS3. Because the update patches all of the exploits that Team ICE found in games such as Motorstorm and Resistance: Fall of Man. So I recommend not updating, unless you really need to go online right this second.

This is probably the coolest and weirdest betrayal in Halo 3 ever.

The Need for Speed series on PSP has always had good graphics (for a portable game), good gameplay, and a long campaign. I know this because I’ve played all of the Need for Speed games for PSP except Need for Speed Underground. Need for Speed Pro Street for the PSP is no exception. Even though I think the other NFS games for PSP are great, but Need for Speed Pro Street is even better. It has better graphics, such as the track and the car reflections, better gameplay, a simple damage system, and a longer campaign. For those people that have trouble turning around a sharp corner, the developers of this game thought of you when making it. If you press circle when racing, then the game shows you when to turn so your car doesn’t crash into the wall or slow your car down that much.

There is also local and worldwide multiplayer that has ranking and is tons of fun.

I highly recommend you to buy Need for Speed Pro Street for the PSP ASAP.