5 and 7 have advanced from WII to PS3 and love the graphics
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The grand-kids 3,4,5 and 7 have advanced from WII to PS3 and love the graphics.  Oh this digital age...
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My family loves this game and it is something that we all enjoy together. We had no problems getting the timing to set up properly with the wii. The graphics are fantastic and I can't wait to own all the extra songs!
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I bought this for my step-son and my husband and him have not quit playing. The graphics and sound are much better than 2007 and there are new play selection as well as superstar mode wich allows you to be a specific player.
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I wanted a PS3 when they first came out, but couldn't justify buying one since I don't hardly game anymore.  Couldn't resist the price when it went on sale.  Love it.  The bundle game (Uncharted 3) was fun to play, and I love PlayStation Plus.  We stream our Netflix, Amazon, YouTube, and Crackle.  Graphics are fantastic, and it seems to be a very solid system.  I'll always buy PlayStation over XBox.  Good choice.
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Graphics are good and controls are tight.  Story is interesting and it takes more than shooting to work your way through this game.  I really enjoyed figuring out how to achieve the objectives.  Honestly, it's a superb game for Gamecube.  I know most people are way beyond Gamecube these days but there are still some good games out there and you can play them on Wii.  The Amazon price is a bit high because this is an old game that is no longer produced.  I would check out used games or possibly a swap store or website.
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I had already owned this game for the Wii and that was a lot of fun.  Then I noticed the Ps3 version and I had just recently got one, so I decided to try out this game on the Ps3.  The graphic change was fantastic and the game in itself was a masterpiece.  I love Spiderman games and this was easily in the top 3 Spiderman games I have played.  Shaba as a company did a great job and I recommend this to anyone who is a fan of Spiderman.  As far as comparisons go if you liked Spiderman 2 or Spiderman 3, think of this as an amped up version of those, with more intricate upgrades and pretty much everything else.
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I originally got this game as a christmas present to go with my new Playstation back in 1997. I must say that this is by far one of the best games out there for the PSX, PS1, PS2 and it will be one of the best on the PS3. This game is timeless. Without a doubt one of if not my favorite game. I wish Naughty Dog hadn't sold the franchise :( Vendi ruined the series and the story line of a dead Cortex. They should have kept the series  a PS exclusive oh well. The graphics are still fairly good even being compared to some PS2 titles and the load times are nonexistent unlike The Wrath of Cortex. The storyline is also great one of the true  last "level" games where you get parts of what you need each time you play a certain level. much like early super mario games. Now Action Adventure games are like 1 giant level with multiple obsticals in it and theres no returning to old levels and getting past them again. Its also one of the last trail games where you stick to the main trail and face the obsticals head on until the end of the level. Now everything is an open area and you will always get lost in some little corner and will eventually get bored and give up. We need another Crash Bandicoot 2.
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The PS3 is great, I'm still playing it today and using it as a blu-ray player even though the PS-4 is out.
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As a long time Xbox 360 owner I decided to sell my old system and move onto the PS3. My logic was that I was going to buy the Assasin's Creed game anyways and selling my Xbox and all the old games I don't play practically paid for this bundle.

The system: A far more attractive black box than my roommate's original PS3, it looks aestheically pleasing and sharp sitting on my TV cabinet. The PS3 is very quiet (especially compared to the leafblower fan in my original 360). It comes with a wireless Duelshock 3 controller and a controller charging cable. The cable is very short and likely impractical for gaming while charging. The good news is once charged these controllers have FANTASTIC battery life. I thought I would have a hard time adjusting to the PS3's smaller controller from the Xbox 360, not the case. The controller is very comfortable and in my opionion looks better than the Xbox ones. Sticking with the theme of short cables, the power cable from the PS3 to the wall was also pretty short and barely reached the outlet. Not a huge deal but could be improved by Sony. The system comes with standard definition cables only, another cost cutting method no doubt. Luckily I had an extra HDMI cable and you'll want to make sure you have one if you have an HD TV (please don't buy one for $50+ at a retail store, get them online or ask your cable guy if he has an extra in his truck next time). These new PS3 systems have a plastic cover on top that acts as a sliding cover for the disk tray. This fixes the problem of disks being unremovable if the system has a technical problem. The cover feels and looks kind of cheap, but from a distance it doesn't really take anything away from the sharp looks of this system. The system is packed with a 500gb hard drive, which is just massive for a console. My Xbox was the 20gb original so I feel like I have limitless space for games and demos. I do find it odd that games need to be installed, but it's a minor gripe.

The game: I've only watched my roommate's play the other Assasin's Creed games, so this is my first go playing one. I'm having a hard time putting it down. The story is more engaging than the others, combat improved, and the graphics are very sharp. This is a great game that will keep you busy for a long time. If you're buying the bundle you probably know plenty about this game already so I won't go into detail.

Extras: This bundle comes with a 30 day trial to Playstation Plus, a premium online service. You'll need a credit card to use the trial and be wary of it auto-renewing once it's up. PS+ lets you download full versions of certain games as time trials, get automatic updates(not sure why this feature is "premium"), and certain other exclusives. I don't see myself using it as ditching the Xbox live fees was one of my motivations for switching.

Overall: If you're an Assasin's Creed fan and needed an excuse to finally buy a PS3, this is it. The bundle is a great value for the money. While not perfect, I do like this system more than my Xbox and the game it comes with is one of the best this year.
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I got this to review through the Amazon Vine program.  I had never played Just Dance Kids; but have played Just Dance 2 and Just Dance 3 on the Wii.  This game did a great job of making Just Dance a lot more fun for my 5 year old son; he knew these songs better and the moves were easier for him to do than the adult Just Dance games.

We play the Just Dance games for teens as a family but my 5 year old son sometimes get frustrated with the moves or doesn't like the music.  I was excited to get this and try it out with him.  We had a great time.

This Just Dance Kids 2 has some fun features that the other Just Dance games don't have.  I love that there is a cooperative play option; this helps my son have more fun.  Rather than always having the lowest score, we can get a score as a family and my son doesn't feel so discouraged.  It makes it a lot more fun for all of us.

Also they have the pictures that the Move camera takes as you are dancing.  The pictures aren't great quality and are pretty dark (unless you are in a very bright room) but they are a lot of fun to look through and result in a lot of laughter.  The ability to save them to your online photo album is neat and fun.

The variety of songs is okay.  There are some songs on here that will only appeal to kids and some that are fun for everyone.  The moves are simpler and more aimed at kids.  My son and I still have fun playing together; but some of the music drives me insane after we play for an hour or so.

They also use real kids as the dancers instead of graphically generated human images.  Again, my son loved this, and found it easier to relate to.  I thought it was a little distracting, but the game isn't necessarily aimed at me.

Playing this on the PS3 Move versus the Wii is a completely different experience.  The PS3 Move is much more accurate and the controller is way more comfortable to hold on to.  The Wii controller is awkward for me to hold for a long time and nearly impossible for my son to hold.  The PS3 Move controller is much more ergonomic and fits small hands nicely.  So if you have both game systems I would definitely recommend getting this for the PS3 over the Wii.

I highly recommend this game is you have kids that love the Just Dance series of games.  It is fun for the whole family and much easier for kids to have a good time with their parents than the original Just Dance games.  Just keep in mind this is aimed at younger kids; so for pre-teens and teens I would stick with the original Just Dance games.
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The playstation 3 is an excellent game system. I've had it for a little while now, and it has outstanding capablities. It does display playstation 2 games in better graphics, however, if you have a larger lcd screen, it will cause it to stretch out and look fuzzy. Depending on the T.V. used, if it is an lcd, you might need to put it in a smaller screen mode.

  As far as the performance, i've been completely impressed. We rented Blazing Angeles for it, and the graphics are awesome. It runs so smoothly, and i haven't seen it freeze up once. It can play a variety of discs, as well as mp3. You can copy songs onto the harddrive and then delete or save whatever ones you want.

  However, there was a large problem we experienced with it. We got an HDMI cable for the playstation 3, but couldn't get it to recognize it. We have a sony bravia LCD and couldn't think of why it wouldn't work. Our T.V. has 7 video modes for example, and we had our PS3 on video 3, because it came with a basic AV cable and we hooked it up to video 3. Now being oldschool with the simper consoles, when i put the HDMI cable in i didn't think of turning the T.V. to it's high definition input on video 6. So when selecting the display settings on the ps3, and changing it to HDMI, you would have to turn your T.V. to the HDMI channel. So in a nutshell, we used the AV cable it came with, accessed the PS3 display settings, selected HDMI, but did not engage it to search for it, turned to the HDMI video 6, and then selected it. If all goes well like us, it should detect it, and ask you if you want to keep that setting on HDMI.

  Other than this problem, i've been totally impressed with the PS3 and it's capablities, if you can manage to fork up over 600 for it, then i recommend it over the others. That's just my personal opinion, but the reviews on the different stations speak for themselves. And with the Blu-ray discs holding more much more information than Hd-dvd, it will definitely outlast the other formats.
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Crash Bandicoot on the PS1 was an incredibly fun platforming series that really pushed the power of the Playstation. Playing these games on my PS3 and HD tv, they still look good. What you get in this collector's edition is a cool case with 3 games.

The first is Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped, arguably the best of the series. This game is a 3D linear platformer with over 25 levels, fun bosses, great presentation, and tons of variety. You'll either be stomping around as Crash, riding tigers as Coco, or flying in planes, and riding in motorcycles. The environments you explore look beautiful to this day and Warped is one of the best PS1 games.

The next game is CTR, a fun Mario Kart game set in the Crash universe. The story mode takes from Diddy Kong racing in which you drive around an island and have to find the courses and there is actually a story. For the PS1 it was the best kart racer, but in terms of fun it doesn't quite hold up as well as Mario Kart. It's still a great game and definitely deserves to be in this package.

Crash Bash: This is where this box set goes horribly wrong. Rather than providing Crash Bandicoot 2, my personal favorite game in the series, or the original tough as nails Crash platformer; they gave us this terrible Mario Party rip off. The "story" progresses like all the other Crash games in which you have access to 5 levels (mini games in this game) and then you unlock another 5 mini games after you've beaten a boss. However instead of providing different mini games, they simply update the same mini games and shoot up the difficulty. Most of the games already weren't fun in the first place and that's all you get to play. This is the only reason I'm not giving the box set a perfect 5 stars.

However if you love Crash, the two great games will satisfy you for sure. It's worth a purchase if you're a Crash nut like me
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SUPER excited to see a PS3 version as this was the one game my son wanted that we never got him because we have a WiiU and a PS3 and even still use our old PS2 so I just couldn't bring myself to add an XBOX into the mix and have to buy even more games. My son has loved it!
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So i have owned my PS3 for 5 months now and have been playing mostly PS2 games because of all the reviews i have read on the other PS3 games released so far. All i can say is.......WOW! Finally a game for the PS3 has come along and proved to me what this system is capable of gaming wise.

I just got my copy of this game a day ago, and i haven't beat it yet, so i cant give a complete breakdown on gameplay or anything. But what i can breakdown is this, this game looks amazing! The controls are spot on, and if anyone reading this has played God of War 1 or 2, this games controls are much like those two. As a matter of fact, this game reminds me of GoW quite a bit as far as combat goes.

The sixaxis motion sensitive parts of the game took me about 15 mins to figure out. It was difficult at first getting those arrows and cannon balls to move in the direction i wanted. The parts of the game where this is introduced happen pretty early in the game, so its not something thrown at you half way through to try and figure out on top of learning all the stances and colored attacks. I love being able to replay any of the mission you have played so far.

I am very excited about this game and i cant wait to finish it, i am looking forward to all the new releases coming out soon for the PS3 and i know those games are gonna rock to. Dont drop the ball on this game, buy it soon and start playing one of the best Nex Gen games out there.
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Wow is all I can say.  I am 30 years old and thought that I grew out of the video game stage until I bought this Wii.  I owned the Playstation 2 for about 5 years and only 4 games for it because I thought it was boring to play.

With the Wii, I haven't had this much fun playing video games since I was a kid playing the original NES.  Nintendo did what they do better than any other video game company and that was they made their system fun.  Nintendo is the king at fun factor and gameplay.

The Wii comes with Wii Sports, which is a blast and easy to play.  My wife and I played bowling and tennis until Midnight last night and my wife usually doesn't play video games.  I also bought Zelda and this game is amazing with the controls.

The controller is the best I have ever used.  It is more comfortable than a regular controller as yours hands can be whereever you want to put them as they are not forced to be in the middle of your body.  You also don't have to get to crazy with the controls and almost all of the games you can play sitting down as you normally would.

The Wii also offers the chance to download old games for reasonable price.  You can download the original Super Mario Bros. or Zelda and a lot of other great games.

The internal Wifi internet connection works great with my Linksys wireless router too.

All in all, Nintendo hit this one out of the park and the PS3 and Xbox 360 should be worried.
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I love the playstation and the xbox but I think Nintendo is a little better because they focus on the issue at hand, THE VIDEO GAME.  Nintendo will make sure that you get a great system, awesome graphics, and most importantly it is affordable. Due to the fact the system is just a video game and doesn't have a dvd player, or the other fancy things the other systems have, helps to keep the system affordable to those that can't drop $600 to $800 for one of the other systems. There are a few good titles that the wii has now, like Zelda, and Red steel. Once more games are released this system is going to be even better. It is kind of weird getting used to the new controllers, but once you do the games are a blast.
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My son has a DS that he plays some games on, but it's never been a big thing in our lives.  Especially with our iPads, iPhones, iPod touches, and the MS Surface Pro for mobile gaming...  We spend most of our time on our consoles.

But sometimes it's nice to have something different, hence the Vita and the DS we've had.  Some games we like are only available on the other platforms.

He loves Mario Kart on the Wii, and Sonic racing on the Xbox and the PS Vita.  The other day we were in a local brick and mortar and he was playing the demo 3DS there with Mario Kart 7.  I hadn't seen 7 yet, so I checked it out, and was pretty impressed.

I had never paid much attention to the 3DS system, so it was my first time to really look at it.  And I have to say, I was impressed at what they accomplished without the use of any glasses.

The stick layout is SO much nicer now with this, compared to the standard DS layout with just the four way pad on the left.  The sliding stick is awesome, and makes gameplay a lot more enjoyable.

The bundled things were fun too, taking advantage of the cameras to put your own face on a little helicopter that you get to shoot in your own virtual room.

It's comfortable enough to hold for some extended gaming, and while the graphics aren't up to par with the Vita for example, they work well with the games that they have.  The Super Mario 3D land is quite a bit of fun, a nice change from the normal 2D scrolling side to side.

And the 3D effect is just amazing for something this small.  It really makes a huge difference when you're playing the games.

I surprised him with it this weekend, first by giving him the Mario Kart 7 card, then watching his disappointment when it wouldn't fit in the old DS.  He was sad, and ready to take it back, then I pulled out the new 3DS from behind a blanket on the couch and said, "At least we should try it in here first."  The look on his face was worth it.

If you're a fan of the Nintendo games available on these, and you haven't really checked one of these out in person, do so.  It's amazing, and well worth it at the prices you can get them at now this long after launch.