Lbp @ toys r us

[Blu350z]

Tried target, they had it but only for reserves, bb did the recall. Toys r us had it on display.

[mikejet]

The Gamestop I preordered mine at is reporting after the 28th.

[toef]

I don't think this warrants its own thread, and could've just bee put in the LBP thread.

Not all Toys R Us' are selling the game, so this is definitely YMMV.

Some Targets and Wal-Marts have sold the game, but MOST won't.

Some Blockbusters have sold it, but MOST won't.

Some Toys R Us'....

Some K-Marts....

Just takes some luck, and some careless employees who didn't bother receiving the message about not selling the game right now.

[dk3dknight]

Did you not know, the more threads made on the same subject the more hair Shin-Ra loses.

For every hair Shin-Ra loses the more xp we get.

[jkwest]

Woohoo!! I made him lose his eyebrows!!!! Thats like double XP weekend!!!

[air_max]

is that really shin-ra? i pictured him with a couple less teeth

[Blu350z]

who shin ra?

[toef]

Originally Posted by Blu350z

who shin ra?

Originally Posted by dk3dknight

Did you not know, the more threads made on the same subject the more hair Shin-Ra loses.

For every hair Shin-Ra loses the more xp we get.

He'll be doing this in no time



But at least I'll level up.

[dk3dknight]

Originally Posted by Blu350z

who shin ra?

The ultimate moderator for the game section of this wonderful forum.

He keeps everyone up to date on current game events, he is extremely
knowledgeable on gaming goodness, and he keeps this place from falling
into chaos, without him the gaming section would not be safe place to
live.

All hail the great Shin-Ra!

Oh and we got a nice post from phil harrison

http://www.ps3fanboy.com/2008/10/22/...elay-decision/
"Everyone's got an opinion on this LittleBigPlanet delay. Even the current Infogrames directeur général délégué and former president of Sony Worldwide Studios, Phil Harrison, shared his thoughts. Speaking to GamesIndustry.biz before his Unite 08 event keynote in Copenhagen, Harrison said that Sony's decision wasn't going to be taken lightly but was something that took LBP's vision mission to heart: " ... I think it was absolutely the right thing to do, because LittleBigPlanet set out from day one to be a game for the entire world -- and if there was anything that accidentally detracted from that vision and made the game not fun for the entire world, then the game would have fundamentally failed in its mission."

While good old Phil thinks Sony made the right move, he doesn't discount the negative reaction that surely followed. He does, however, believe -- now as a neutral outsider -- that from what he's seen of LBP (he's played only the beta) he's convinced the game will be a success in the long run and this delay won't change things "one iota." Said Harrison, "[The delay] only seems to have heightened the anticipation, so I think it'll end up being a win, and full credit to Media Molecule for turning around a fix as quickly as they did."
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