flOw...

[Aylmer]

So far, this is the first and only dl title I've purchased from the PS store.

A very strong resemblance to Electroplankton. Trippy, laid back feel. A most definite twist one/burn one title, Sony knows about that market segment for sure :)

single or multiplayer.

Not a lot to do, use the SixAxis just by tilting, twisting and moving it to move your creature, no button presses except for the right arrow for a speed boost.

Great HD visuals and audio...and price, too... $7.99!

[Glockstar]

Hey, when did you get a PS3?

flOw is definitely one of the games I'd get if I had a PS3.

[Aylmer]

I've had it for a few months now. a 60 gig. I really do like it. I am into multimedia and the memory card slots and wfi are important to me.

I did a review in the PS3 area on Enchanted Arms, which was a 360 release originally but was completely redone for the PS3. I am enjoying that game immensely, with about 45 hours into it. But then, JRPGs are my thing.

I have Oblivion and Virtua Tennis 3 but have not played them.

I've had the PS3 for a few months, but have only had a HD TV for a few weeks. Man, what a difference! Even upscaled PS2 games look great.

Unlike some here at VGR I think BluRay rocks.

One thing, I thought HDMI was just another type of connector, but my new TV has some color and contrast stuff in the firmware that is specific to HDMI, tho I've not played with it (I did get a HDMI cable).

Also (slightly off topic) I was blown away to see what has happened in the world of broadcast TV, especially the new sideband tuning technology. There's a shytload of free HD stuff that you can pick up with standard rabbit ears! For instance, my local PBS affiliate squeezes four stations into it's slot, and one is in HD. These stations are not on cable and are not on Direct TV, and cannot be detected with older TV tuners. The same goes for some of the other channels too. I figure I've got about a half dozen free HD stations.

To get them you need a newer TV with a sideband tuner, so for anyone here who's interested in that kind of thing, make sure the new HD set you're contemplating has that capability.

Yeah, I like my PS3. The thing has a quality feel to it and has yet to blow up or catch on fire :)

flOw is cool...