The PS3 is Mine

Despite my misgivings and Sony’s steady campaign against their own system, I finally broke down and bought a PS3. The clincher was a $150 credit if you apply for their credit card and purchase the PS3 with it (looks like this deal is available until 12/31/08). Of course, it’s a credit at the Sony store and I probably won’t get it for a gazillion weeks or however long it takes them to process it, but still, that credit puts it in an affordable neighborhood (pretty much the same as what I paid for the Wii). I’m immediately placing an order for The Dark Knight on Blu-Ray (which is a no brainer for me, despite a dearth of special features) and will need to figure out what games to get. If anyone has any advice for good PS3 games, I’m all ears. On the shortlist right now is Fallout 3 (which is getting good reviews and has been endorsed by someone I trust… though I should note that I haven’t played either of the first two games), Dead Space, Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Resistance 2 (and/or the first Resistance, both of which just look fun to me), and a bunch of games I’ve already played a bit of and know I like (like Call of Duty 4, Grand Theft Auto 4, and one of them Guitar Hero or Rock Band incarnations). Or maybe I should hit up the bargain basement games like MotorStorm. Too many games, too little time.

And now, if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got to spend the next couple of days constantly refreshing my order status at Sony… (Order Status: Processing, Damn! *press F5* Damn! What the hell is taking so long!? *press F5* Damn!)

Update: Just placed an order for The Dark Knight, Resistance, and Call of Duty 4. Hopefully all will have arrived by next weekend, but that’s probably not likely… In other news, order status is still “Processing.” Damn!

3 thoughts on “The PS3 is Mine”

  1. Christian Bale in high def?! Oh yeah!

    I mean, that is excellent cinema, artistic really.

    In other news, we’ve been playing Mario Kart on the Wii and it is so much fun! Waluigi cracks me up, but he’s so skeevy.

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