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What new ps3 game should Pre-order ?
Now 2009 is a great year for ps3 games. Should i pre-order some of the new ones soon too come like infamous or a multi-platform 1 like Prototype or red faction. I dont really want to wait to pre-order god of war 3 or uncharted 2 so which one should i buy.
Im pre-ordering from the uk by the way
inFamous. I think the beta demo is already out, and so far, I think most people are impressed by the game.
FF XIII looks amazing.
The one game that I'm really looking forward to is Heavy Rain. The facial expression looks so life-like. You can kill the main characters makes it all the more interesting.
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NooBTooB Ep 146 - Infamous, Red Faction: Guerrilla, Fuel, Overlord 2
Resident Evil 5 or Red Faction Guerilla?
So both games have single player and multi-player. I have played both demos and both were very fun. Obiously their both very different games which one should I get?
I dont want any FPS games so dont put Modern Warfare 2 or any other games. I already own Uncharted 2. So just choose between RE5 or RF:G.
Thanx!
Red Faction, trust me Resident evil sucks so bad... you do not want it.
You are so right! I have always hated the “cross-multiply” demon. My students often want to claim “cross multiplying” when then see fraction multiplication problems like 3/8 x 4/9. Never mind that there's no equal sign in the middle — it looks almost exactly like the problems they call “cross multiplying.”
But it's not just that. They get confused because they try to memorize a myriad of little specialized processes, when really the basic principles of equation solving and handling fractions will see you through every situation I can think of.
Basics, basics, basics. Thanks for the tip — I will give that a try next time I get a chance.
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You are so right! I have always hated the “cross-multiply” demon. My students often want to claim “cross multiplying” when then see fraction multiplication problems like 3/8 x 4/9. Never mind that there's no equal sign in the middle — it looks almost exactly like the problems they call “cross multiplying.”
But it's not just that. They get confused because they try to memorize a myriad of little specialized processes, when really the basic principles of equation solving and handling fractions will see you through every situation I can think of.
Basics, basics, basics. Thanks for the tip — I will give that a try next time I get a chance.
I agree that destruction doesn't create wealth or anything else of use. However, your question takes a divergent leap. If you are complaining about not saving enough, encouraging it (which I do as well), you have to acknowledge that those with the "save" mentality are likely to hoard. Rich families stay rich because, yes, they invest, but also because they hoard. I'm not saying that is wrong, I'm just saying you can't have it both ways. If you admit the strengths, you have to acknowledge the weaknesses as well. And that is a legitimate weakness. The strengths may outweigh the weakness, but you can't ignore the weakness.
I see your point. The problem with economics, and I'm no expert, just observing, is that none of the theories can be guaranteed. People do what they want with their property. I'm sure someone does the math and looks at the patterns, and I hope people invest, and I also hope people are wise enough to save. But how that actually works out in reality, hard to tell. Which is why the entire topic leaves me flummoxed everytime it is discussed. Who really knows.