None of the things you said have anything to do with what I posted or make any sense to what I posted. You can be the type of person who doesn’t care if something is overpriced and still buys it, that’s your choice. But that doesn’t change the fact that you’re being ripped off, that Okami HD on PSN is overpriced and that if you continue to purchase anything with greedy, anti -consumer practices the companies that do them won’t stop, they will continue to do them, they could do more and worse anti-consumer practices and that other companies could start doing them because they see that enough consumers still purchase the products. What dirty, greedy, anti-consumer practices? overpricing products, locking content on disc just to release it later as paid DLC, excluding content from games just to release them as paid DLC later, overpricing DLC, releasing DLC that should be free as paid DLC, online pass, charging to play games online, and those are just some. And it doesn’t change the fact that all these practices and anything else that is bad that comes along are present because video game consumers keep purchasing those products.

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Okami was up with SSX and Gran Turismo for me on the PS2, great game, too bad that Clover went away without more output

Sony should press for a PSV port of Okami and Okamiden (I *had* to get Okamiden on the platform that shall not be named)

I recall using a VCR and tape on my old 36" NTSC to get all the beads (the one stone guy you have to tap like 12 times drove me to it!)

Remember, you can't get all the beads in one play! You *have* to play it twice to hit 100%.

I got Okami HD on day 1!!! :)

PS: please REMAKE the older Resident Evil games in HD!!

I hope CapCom has been able to work out some sort of solution to their licensing issues regarding Clover Studios and the band that did the song in the credits. Since the music was licensed to CloverStudios & not CapCom, it wasn’t included in the Wii version. Also, since the song is tied directly into the credits video, data-wise, and the original video source was “lost” in CloverStudios’ closure, the Wii edition had no ending credits. That is, IIRC the little debacle.