Sounds awesome! I can't wait to get this game

thats so good but 24 ig yes xbox you wou take away almost all the good stuff to fit on 8 gigs lol

I think this will be the first game that shows the PS3 power.   Like the article said,  this game cannot be on any other system, except for PC (I presume).  So much detail was put into this game like no other game on any platform.  I will be picking this game up first day.

it sounds great but i wont have enough money to buy it.  ill just rent it

Man they need  and hurry to bring the rumble control out....

It would be good if you could upgrade the memory a bit - 512Mb shared system & graphics must be a big limit. I cant see why at least 512GB or 1GB for the system and 512GB video memory cant be offered as an aftermarket upgrade.

To put it into perspective; my PC is now fitted with Quad Cores @ 3.33GHz & 8Mb L2 cache, 4GB fast memory upgradeable to 32GB and a video card with 768MB dedicated Video memory (upgradeable to two cards in SLI @ with 1.5GB). I'm being told that two socket 8 cores is going to be the norm by 2009. Holy crap batman! The day after buying my 8800GTX I heard that a NVidia 9800 card comes out in Feb next year with near twice the spec / performance as my 8800...That's serious horsepower

You didn't mention the part that made me want to buy the game.   Oh that's right,  because its rediculous.  I forgot :]  Thank  you for reminding me.  And Cleaner, I don't know where you get your information, but the only new cards Ive heard about are the 8800 GT and the ati 670 or whatever.  Which will be a little less powerful than your 8800 and cost 250$.  Coming around the date you said. and whoever told you 2 socket 8 cores will be norm by 2k9  is retarded.  It's hard to max out even a quad core right now if you didnt notice

@ The Cleaner.. aftermarket memory upgrades for the PS3 (or any console) would defeat the purpose of a videogame console altogether. Consoles are developed with definite, non-upgradable system specs (well, except for hard drives apparently) so game developers know that every console owner has the exact same specs and can tailor the game to those specs. Giving people the ability to change those specs after market would totally screw the developers. Why would they design a game to need more memory than what comes in the box if they have no idea how many people could actually support it?

Muhahahaha....PS3 FOR LIFE!

Award system.  Hmmm, now where have I seen that?

thats sound really great

psn id: gingo.... this game could be the pinnacle for ps3 this year especially with most of the other quality games being multi plat this could serve to be ps3s game of the year

This is game IMO will determine why consumers start to migrate over and buy a PS3. Their exclusives are way more intriguing then the XBOX 3 shi**y. The future of the PS3 is looking really bright, this is going to be a great holiday season!!!

Socket - I totally agree that the Intel Quads are way more than I need - my CPU is at 25% even with the Crysis demo.
 

The guy who I was speaking with works at AMD and he was saying that both Intel & AMD plan to phase out Dual Core CPU's so Quad Cores would be the starting point over the next year. He then pointed out the number of manufacturers building dual socket motherboards designs for the desktop area and he made the comment that by 2009 it will be fairly cheap to pickup two bottom of the range Quads instead of a single top of the range Quad or Eight way CPU. The bottom of the range he was talking about would basicly be the one Ive got now.

As for the new 9800 - Ive done some Googling and its all rumor at this point. Only reason I give it some thought is again it came from a reliable source at Dell in Singapore. He says the "9800" rumors are pretty close to the mark. He says the new crop of graphic cards wont be another incrimental step but are substantially more capable than current designs.

I wish other developers who have had games come out in the second half of the year added an award system for Home.