Below is a list of the PS3 Games that will be available in North America between 17th Nov and 25th Dec 2006. This information was correct as of Playstation's North American website at about 5 minutes before the time I posted this - so dont blame me if its wrong

I am interested in finding out what are your most wanted in that list - what do you as a gamer wish you could play tonight?

Just copy the title you are interested in from the list and put it in a new post below - feel free to add a reason if you wish

Resistance: Fall of Man
Genji: Days of the Blade
Call of Duty 3
NBA’07
Fight Night Round 3
Full Auto 2: Battlelines
Madden NFL 07
Mobile Suit Gundam: Crossfire
Need for Speed Carbon
Ridge Racer 7
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07
Tony Hawk’s Project 8
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Vegas
Untold Legands Dark Kingdom
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
F.E.A.R.
NBA 2K7
NHL 2K7
Sonic the Hedgehog

Cheers for heads up, Rory.
The games I wanna play right this second are:
Final Fantasy XIII
Gran Turismo HD
Gran Turismo 5 (the TRUE next generation GT as opposed to a High-Def version of GT4)
Grand Theft Auto 4 (it's GTA, what more can I say? )
Need for Speed Carbon (not completely sure about this one, as the PS2 version is far too short. Hope PS3 version is bigger and better)
Tony Hawk’s Project 8
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
Sonic the Hedgehog
WWE Smackdown! vs RAW 2007 (I know it's not out for PS3, even though it was meant to be, so that will kinda change to 2008 instead)

Probably other, but can't think of them right this second. I hope EA make a Command and Conquer for the PS3, though. I really liked C&C Red Alert and Retaliation on PS1. Still wish they'd make a C&C for PS2

The new MGS. It just HAS to be mine!!!

*grumble moan grumble, Sony, grumble us poor UK peeps, grumble grumble*

It really bugs me that us Euro's get forgotten. It's not like we have a particularly small game market when compared to the other major territories. I just DONT get why we always end up being left behind...

If I remember correctly, I was the one who originally pointed that out, about the storage capacity being enough to hold all different languages. In fact, that's why their are still, as of yet, unconfirmed *rumors* that PS3 games are meant to be Region Free. However, that's only if companies decide to make them region free. If they got their act together, us Europeans could have the likes of Final Fantasy XIII, for example, at the EXACT same time as Japan and the US. It's a matter of companies pulling their fingers out and bothering to add basically two or three games (Japan, US, and Europe) on the one disk at the same time instead of releasing three different disks like they do now (which is obviously due to capacity limitations at the moment).
Yeah, I guess that's true. Imagine what the games companies would do if all of Europe said "right, enough is enough. Screw you, we're not buying ANY more consoles or games AT ALL." Basically, they'd go bankrupt. Well maybe not bankrupt, but they'd lose a hell of a lot of money.
We have the biggest share of the gaming market (overall) and they ignore us like we're on another planet or something.

Ah, now I know a thing or two about the mobile phone market what with being heavily involved in various comms technologies at work. The whole CDMA system in the US is very different to the system that we use here (uk). It does make for better connectivity, but it's not as extensible. Here, if we need more coverage we just shove up some more transceivers (preferably inside school playgrounds, that kind of thing). In the US they can't do that due to the way that CDMA works. However, they have the added benefit of having HUGE amounts of land and open space so they won't actually reach capacity where problems occur.

Texting has only just really started taking off in the states, however as they've had PTT calls for years. It's much easier to just press one button and send a voice message almost CB style to your target phope than to type a text message out. However, the advent of MMS and such like is starting to have an effect in the US market.

Interesting fact: About two years ago Nokia produced a whole line of phones targetted at the American market with big pullout ariels and clam shell designs. The clamshells were specifically made to 'clap' when snapped shut because the US market likes the noise, and the ariel was just a placebo piece of plastic that did nothing. Apparently their studies told them that the US market likes phones where they hang up by 'snapping the phone shut' and one of the first things American users try to do when answering their phone in awkward circumstances is pull the arial out with their teeth.

Weird facts, but Nokia designed 3 or 4 phones around them so there must be something in it