Incredibly shortened loading times when run off the Memory Stick/internal Go memory.

The game is incredibly fun, and matches will be different with each replay, even if you are playing against the computer.

If you go into Heavy Rain with an open mind and the understanding that this isn’t your average video game, you will reap the reward of playing one of the most memorable video games of this console generation.

Even though it lacks originality and the character roster could have been improved upon, the game is still a blast to play and deserves a spot in any Sega fan’s collection.

For Hit Maker’s first PS3 game, it’s very much rooted in the past and shows no progress forward except for the battle system, which finds itself caught in the major flaw of only having two characters.

While playing this game, I got a wave of nostalgia from my early SOCOM days on the PlayStation 2, and this was a good sign – if the servers stay loaded with a good chunk of players, this will be played for a while to come.

AvP far outstrips the movies of the same name, but is no where near the landmark experience that the original game was.

The Online mode is a step forward, but many, many more steps are still needed. Do yourself (and wallet) a favor and pass on Dynasty Warriors: StrikeForce.

The game didn't do enough in my eyes to improve on what made the first game so great.

It sets itself apart with its story and environment.

A solid, above-average RPG. It does little new and doesn't advance the RPG genre any, yet is still good enough and would be a steal with a lower price.

The game is fun when you first begin, however loses that fire when you get further into it.