CELTICPRED
Austrian Death Machine
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IGN usually hits the nail on the head, but I think I'll still give this a rent down the road.
IGN is very hit or miss with reviews.
I've heard there's an incredible amount of ways to play through the game's missions.
I'd wait for more reviews, personally. Gamespot and Game Informer are usually places I line up with in reviews.
I dunno, I just think there's not a cohesivness to IGN that there is to GI or GS.
I remember reading a review for Splinter Cell, where they said the game was great and was moving the trilogy along...and then an article comes out from them where they claim that Splinter Cell has destroyed the franchise with each sequel.
Aside from that, I sometimes find they're reviews to be...I dunno, strange at times.
I'll wait and see, that's for sure.
Did you just pick up the PS3 version of Prototype only to discover you can't, um, play it? You are not alone! If your PS3 tells you that you don't have enough hard disk space for the installation -- and you know that it's LYING to you -- then you'll have to use this workaround, provided by Activision support: change the amount of free hard disk space on your system by 700MB. This can be done by either installing another PS3 game (like Infamous), downloading game demos (like the Infamous demo), or downloading and removing videos from the hard drive (like videos of Infamous).
The Activision support site notes the team is working on a better solution: "We take this issue very seriously and are working to resolve this issue as soon as possible. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause." We're sure PS3 owners will patiently wait for a patch.
Hah, did you pick up that very subtle suggestion on Joystiq's part![]()
http://www.joystiq.com/2009/06/10/ps3-version-of-prototype-features-installation-bug-annoying-wor/
Some PS3 users may have problems playing the game, but there's a solution.
Hah, did you pick up that very subtle suggestion on Joystiq's part![]()