$50 price drop isn't bad after just shy of 2 years at its $399 price tag. Still think it should be a $100 price drop, but whatever, I already own one.

Now this looks totally cheesy to me, any one else agree? It looks like Superman with a cooler character.

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Now this game looks AMAZING! It appears to be using the same over the shoulder style that RE4 used and I'm very excited about it. I am so glad its coming out on the 360 also, as I don't think I'll own a PS3 by the time this releases.

DAMN! Now I can't wait for this game. I'm more pumped up over Mass Effect then I am Halo3. But Halo2 screwed me over, so I guess that is a given then.

Oh my! I always knew snake had a secret sexual fascination with all the guys bodies he was humping and then smoking a cigarette afterwards. This explains a lot!

With a killer fourth quarter of blockbuster releases rapidly solidifying street dates, gamers can start planning their end-of-the-year game purchases around paycheck dates and frequency limitations on selling plasma for medical research. One more highly anticipated title might have carved out a calendar space, as online retailers including GameStop and CD Universe are listing Sunday, October 28 as the launch date of Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock.

While retailers often post speculative or placeholder release dates on their sites, GameStop seems especially comfortable with the October 28 date; the site is guaranteeing users delivery on that date (despite it being a Sunday) if they select overnight shipping. A representative with RedOctane told GameSpot that the October 28 date was a tentative release date, and has yet to be officially confirmed.

The retailers also suggest that the price of Guitar Heroics continues to escalate. The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 guitar-and-game bundles for Legends of Rock are listed with a suggested retail price of just under $100, while the PlayStation 2 and Wii bundles will sell for $90. The PS2 and Xbox 360 Guitar Hero II bundles each debuted for $10 less than their newer counterparts will apparently cost, but those packages came with wired guitars, while Guitar Hero III bundles will feature wireless axes.

Guitar Heroes with immediate shredding needs might have taken a look at the Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the '80s PlayStation 2 exclusive, but balked on the $50 suggested retail price tag for the 30-song set. Best Buy is currently offering a deal on its online store; those who order the game for $39.99 can also receive a free $15 Best Buy gift card by mail.

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This sounds good to me. I'm not really big on the whole Rockband thing as I find it hard to pay for all those extra controllers and then only use them once or twice. At least with GH2 I've found it to be a lot of fun solo and when the drunks come over.