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Yeah not everyone was gunna get that in joke
I'm not buying Unnamed for the DS until Crimm gives me his review.
I can support the right to own guns and absolutely abhor the idea, too.
If the DLC eventually adds 8 more bosses and eventually costs $8-10 more, I'll be fine with it.If it turns out that the DLC is new outfits or something with menial value to the game, I'm gonna drag this quote out and paste it all over the place.
I really don't see how $20 is too much for Aussie gamers for a BRAND NEW 8-BIT GAME.Fixed, because the world doesn't revolve around you.
Not a single "I am sorry for your loss."? Pfft, see if I ever make a stealth-emo thread here again, jackasses.
You know what's better than a not quite Beer Pong Wii game, real Beer Pong! Now with 100% more drunkenness and fun.
Anybody can write a damn dissertation on why they know the best, but it sure as hell doesn't mean they do (see Mein Kampf).
If their business strategy was so bad, how are they all still in business?
Nintendo saw their marketshare diminishing and acted, they considered this fact before considering the market as a whole.
The biggest problem I have with this guy's writing is how he seemingly ignores the fact that games are multifaceted. He simplifies it all to the point where games are business and if you are lucky enough one day they will be considered art.
I disagree, how can you remove those sales and just assume that every dollar spent there wouldn't have been spent on some other gaming item?
I've been considering one of these things but I already have three laptops so I really shouldn't.
As we have said in the past, Harmonix and MTV Games believe in an open standard philosophy of hardware and game compatibility.
This is clearly in the best interest of consumers, game developers and console manufacturers and will only help to grow the music game genre as well as inspire innovation and creativity.
Two weeks ago, Harmonix created a software patch for the Sony PLAYSTATION 3 version of Rock Band that allowed for guitar compatibility and support for third party peripherals, including enabling use of Activision's Guitar Hero III controller with Rock Band.
The compatibility patch was submitted, approved and had been scheduled for release by Sony on Tuesday, December 4. Unfortunately, Activision objected to the compatibility patch's release. The patch remains with Sony, but we have been told that it will unfortunately not be released due to Activision's continued objection.
As is the case with the Microsoft Xbox360, we believe that Sony PLAYSTATION 3 users should be able to use the peripheral of their choice with Rock Band.
We sincerely hope that Activision will reverse its decision and allow release of the compatibility patch and further, that Activision will allow Guitar Hero III to support Rock Band guitar controllers as well.
We welcome all third party developers who wish to support our controllers and will provide any required support in order for them to do so.
We believe that when consumers have choice, everyone wins. Harmonix and MTV Games hope that Activision and others will also adopt this philosophy.
But Superman64 was beyond 5 years ago. You'll have to opt for Beyond Good & Evil instead.
if people watched dvd's in addition to playing games all the time, that's more wear and tear on the system. And I'm guessing the disc would spin a lot more during a movie than during typical gameplay. Perhaps they didn't know how it would hold up over time with heavy usage.
Too Human: "This Has To Be The Worst Game I've Played In The Last 5 Years"
I haven't played much SNES but I thought I always heard people say that Chrono Cross was the better one? How many are in the series?
PAL release?
This game needs to hit all platforms simultaneously and have a massive marketing push behind it.
As for the Wii version, their goal is to surpass Medal of Honor: Heroes 2. Good luck to that ( ' __ ')b
