Some comments from a casual player

[shutyertrap]

Yes, that is really what I was expecting TPA to do as well. In-fact almost every game I have on my console operates exactly how you have described it. I see no reason why the same method of operation can not be applied to TPA, and quite frankly, I think not being able to "try before you buy" is a hindrance to potential sales.

Sure one might argue that a few dollars is not high risk, but when you consider that all PSN purchases are non-refundable, buyers are much more likely to be put-off by a purchase when there is no option to refund. I have in the past felt cheated by a few other games that I later found out were plagued with bugs, and I not being able to "return" them only made me more sore about it.

--Jim

Apparently FarSight likes to do things the hard way! Actually I think they just don't have someone there that understands the intricacies of Playstation and how to get the most out of it, with no need of banging one's head against a wall.

 

[SKILL_SHOT]

because there xbox fanboys....we'll they were.

 

[canuck]

I prefer the way FS does their demos, it gives the ability to get a good feel of the table, without being nagged by a countdown clock.

 

[Tron]

That 's fine canuck but on the PS3 there's not a demo in sight past the core pack. What you get is the constant roll out music of TOTAN and a still image of the backboard to demo.