One of the few remaining reasons to own a PS3 makes its way to PC.

Instead of reviewing the game itself (which is excellent and has been written about endlessly since its PS3 release in 2008), I'll instead comment on Sega's commendable port. Display options aren't quite as robust as some would hope, but the major boxes like hi-res support, rebindable keys and 60+ fps have all been ticked. Throw in achievements, trading cards and all the DLC included at no extra cost, and you've got a port that is absolutely worth supporting.

Attention Japanese devs/publishers trying to gain a foothold on Steam: THIS IS HOW IT'S DONE.

One of the few remaining reasons to own a PS3 makes its way to PC. Instead of reviewing the game itself (which is excellent and has been written about endlessly since its PS3 release in 2008), I'll instead comment on Sega's commendable port. Display options aren't quite as robust as some would hope, but the major boxes like hi-res support, rebindable keys and 60+ fps have all been ticked. Throw in achievements, trading cards and all the DLC included at no extra cost, and you've got a port that is absolutely worth supporting. Attention Japanese devs/publishers trying to gain a foothold on Steam: THIS IS HOW IT'S DONE.