I'm going to be doing alot of gaming the next week I've been a little behind and the friend I've been competing with for trophies is starting to catch up

My current Platinum's:

Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires

Fallout 3

Terminator Salvation

Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection

Uncharted: Drakes Fortune

Sega Mega Drive Ultimate Collection

Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time

Borderlands

The ones I'm going for this next week are:

Assassins Creed II

God Of War I

God Of War II

Godfather II

Trivial Pursuit

Leisure Suit Larry (DUMB GAME)

Prince Of Persia

Infamous

Uncharted II

That's9 platinum's so don't be a bit surprised if I'm not posting online at all for the next week. I do have a good chance of getting most of them because I've aleady gotten quite a few trophies in most of these games I think I'm missing one shard in Infamous the real trick there is finding where the hell it is. Because I have no clue.

came accross this on yahoo got a kick out of it didn't see it on gamespot news probaly due to the fact that there advertising it. Original link at the bottom.

EA blasted over questionable marketing stunt

by Ben Silverman

Games maker EA has incited a wave of backlash over the latest marketing ploy for their upcoming action game, Dante's Inferno.

In an effort to promote the title at last week's San Diego Comic-Con event, EA decided to run a contest asking showgoers to "commit acts of lust" with any models working at the convention's myriad booths. They were then instructed to submit photos via social networking sites like Twitter or Facebook. The winner would receive "dinner and a sinful night with two hot girls, a limo service, paparazzi and a chest full of booty," while five runners-up would have to make do with a copy of the game, a $240 gift card and assorted game merchandise.

Of course, EA gave themselves an out, noting on the official rules page that "...judges reserve the right, in their sole and absolute discretion, to disqualify any Submissions that are inappropriate for any reason, including without limitation, for depicting or mentioning sex, violence, drugs, alcohol and/or inappropriate language." In other words, don't get crazy while you commit your "acts of lust."

Unfortunately for EA, the gaming community hasn't responded well. Twitter posts about the marketing effort have been largely negative; tweets to #EAfail have spiked, with many accusing the company of being tasteless, immature and sexist. In turn, those responsible have issued a respectful if unapologetic tweet right back:

"'Commit acts of lust' is simply a tongue-in-cheek way to say take pictures with costumed reps," it reads. "Also, a 'Night of Lust' means only that the winner will receive a chaperoned VIP night on the town with the Dante's Inferno reps, all expenses paid, as well as other prizes."

It's just the latest EA marketing stunt to go awry. Back in April, the company got in hot water for sending journalists illegal brass knuckles to promote their game based on The Godfather II. And at the E3 trade show in early June, EA angered Christian groups after making waves with a viral marketing campaign for -- you guessed it -- Dante's Inferno, this time featuring fake protesters.

Dante himself never had this much trouble.

http://videogames.yahoo.com/events/plugged-in/ea-blasted-over-questionable-marketing-stunt/1338121

Ties into news artical:

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6208833.html

One thing I have come to relize is u cannot put a game on a set release date u will come accross problems with development but by not spending the time to fix those problems u tend to have a crappy game rather then a truely great game that it should have been. I played to many games that have the potentail to be great but because there issues in one or two core areas the game tends to suck. Not coming to relize this is a mistake on the part of CD Projekt.

To me Witcher has all the quilaty to be a great game even more so then it is I enjoyed the pc version and was truely looking forward to the version on the PS3.