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I can't believe anyone bothers to do a podcast without having so much basic information. Folk Lore indeed has voice acting, contrary to what was said in the latest podcast. All you need to do is check the videos on game trailers to see this. They have English voice overs and all.

lol at least I do my homework when I'm going to buy a game. People bitch about spending money and spend time on message boards without having enough time to read a review or recall a preview? I would call that retarded.

No I think you're an idiot because you spent 10 dollars on a game apparently thinking that it was something it was something it obviously isn't.

I think if you honestly only got 25 minutes out of the game then you're the idiot. I don't know what is says in the PS Store description exactly, but I think there's been enough information circulating about the game on the internet. For me, 25 minutes can be one online session, which is...

btw-the PSN gives exact change into your playstation wallet (one of the advantages over live and the virtual consoole) -you just need to have your item in the shopping cart and go to check out with no other PS dollars in your wallet.

We're not talking about Fatal Fury here though. If you have characters that are dynamic enough in a fighting game-like say the depth of a race in an RTS-then four of them would be fine because you'd get a lot of play time out of each character.

You're using standard CD and DVD prices to compare to a small downloadable video game. I wouldn't pay $60. for half a game, no.

I prefer Calling All Cars to Mortal Kombat 2 which has something like 12 characters, and CAC is probably a better or equal value to Mortal Kombat Armagddon for that matter. If Mortal Kombat had 4 characters with enough depth to each of them, and compensated with different kinds of game modes...

\ Some can turn more sharply. They appear to have power of bumping into eachother relative to their size, and there is a definite difference in the amount of boost different cars have.

You can't quantify the value of a game based on the number of levels included because that's like saying Mortal Kombat Armageddon is the best Mortal Kombat ever because it has 60 playable characters. Having all those characters doesn't mean they're all worth playing as, but each of the four...

The whole "i have an opinion, you have an opinion" thing is cute, but I don't think you can quantify the value of a game just based on the number of levels included. There's plenty of games that have greater value than other games that have more content. You lack any substantial reasons to...

Except to say that they believe there arn't any differences between the cars in CAC. Apparently Wombat "can't see it"-that's called a delusion.

wtf?

I think regardless of how "run of the mill" the hosts are, there are more important qualities that make a great podcast-ie. how capable they are of insight, how level headed their logic is, the lack of bias in their opinions. No one wants to listen to someone spout out their opinion for no...

Well I didn't use any expletives. I don't see where you're getting this idea that there's only one car in the game with multiple skins-they do function differently. Like the little green car is very quick and makes tight turns-where as I think its be big pick up truck thats more lumbering...

First of all, I think its rediculous to state that Calling All Cars isn't worth $10. Wombat's two criticisms are each flawed. First of all, four levels is plenty. This game is based on basket ball games, so the enviornment isn't really that important. Its like asking for more types of fields...