News: Americans have to deal with Crash still
On one side, we have the American PSN store that offers us Crash Bandicoot, Mortal Kombat II and the rarely good offering of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.
On the otherside, we have the Japanese PSN which drolls out titles people actually want to play such as the newest addition, Metal Gear Solid.
I know it isn't a big deal that Japanese gamers get another way to play a game I have beaten thousands of times, but it is the principle of the matter that counts.
Oh, The Metal Gear Solid Collection hits stores today. It is not as impressive as the Japanese counter-product, but it at least gives a chance for those who are late to the party to catch up. Not to mention the inclusion of MGS 2: Substance is reason enough alone to spend your 30 dollars on it.
source: GMEGA
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