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Been working to finish up Prototype. Almost near the end I am sitting at 25/31 missions complete. This playthrough has been on medium difficulty but I wish I had set it to easy. Once the enemies start chasing you in this game they are relentless. Super Soldiers, hunters, and now the helicopters are becoming a huge pain in the ass. I think after you finish the game it will allow you to carry your powers and upgrades over to a new game. I hope so, If it does ill run through on easy to just wrap up some trophies.

Been working to finish up Prototype. Almost near the end I am sitting at 25/31 missions complete. This playthrough has been on medium difficulty but I wish I had set it to easy. Once the enemies start chasing you in this game they are relentless. Super Soldiers, hunters, and now the helicopters are becoming a huge pain in the ass. I think after you finish the game it will allow you to carry your powers and upgrades over to a new game. I hope so, If it does ill run through on easy to just wrap up some trophies.

I figured I would throw my two cents in here. I have the platinum in inFamous and I am approaching the end of my first play through of Prototype. Both are open world sand box type of games that throw you into a roll of someone trying to figure out why they have changed and what is happening around them. Ill try to keep it short and not spoil anything. Ill also comment on the trophy layout as well.

I figured I would throw my two cents in here. I have the platinum in inFamous and I am approaching the end of my first play through of Prototype. Both are open world sand box type of games that throw you into a roll of someone trying to figure out why they have changed and what is happening around them. Ill try to keep it short and not spoil anything. Ill also comment on the trophy layout as well.

 Anyone that likes to read news about games these days knows that three of the best sites are Kotaku, Joystiq, and Destructoid. Lately one specific contributor to Destructoid has caught my attention, Jim Sterling. He seems to make it his mission to bash the living hell out of anything that has Sony written on it. Now I don't think there is anything wrong with pointing out the faults of Sony's shortcomings. I actually think this might be the best way to get it fixed. However, Jim goes to lengths that border on the edge of insanity when he writes his articles.

 Anyone that likes to read news about games these days knows that three of the best sites are Kotaku, Joystiq, and Destructoid. Lately one specific contributor to Destructoid has caught my attention, Jim Sterling. He seems to make it his mission to bash the living hell out of anything that has Sony written on it. Now I don't think there is anything wrong with pointing out the faults of Sony's shortcomings. I actually think this might be the best way to get it fixed. However, Jim goes to lengths that border on the edge of insanity when he writes his articles.

Here are my thoughts on E3 based on the big three:

Here are my thoughts on E3 based on the big three: