Massively - How exactly do you review an MMO?
So how do you review an MMO? Well, in some respects, in the same way as any game. You look at the gameplay, graphics, learning curve, storyline and all that jazz. However, there will always been comparisons with bigger games. Be they better or worse, each genre has its benchmark. So our reviewer plays, possibly scribbling some notes longhand or taking into a dictaphone as they go. The problem with game reviewing is that you cannot enjoy the game. I know some journalists who advocate playing a game twice, once for fun and a second time with a critic's eye. Yet again we fall back to the time factor and the lack of a conclusion. MMOs are by their very natural continuous and changing with no real ending.

Gameplayer - Why Exclusives are Feeding the Hate.
For the PlayStation faithful to get so passionate about the matter, it implies that perhaps Sony has not done enough for them during this generation. Obviously it is an issue that Microsoft has been securing exclusives throughout this generation and Sony has not, or else why would people care? Clearly Sony needs to make its fans feel like they’re getting more for their console investment than they currently are. The way that Sony went about Ghostbusters was underhanded and ill-timed, but looking forward, securing some sort of third-party exclusives may be the tonic that their hardcore fans need right now.