I am firmly in the "Angelina Jolie's looks are overrated" camp. Would I hit it? Sure. I would never pursue it though in the imaginary world where she is even an option.Quote:
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I am firmly in the "Angelina Jolie's looks are overrated" camp. Would I hit it? Sure. I would never pursue it though in the imaginary world where she is even an option.Quote:
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I'll take them DSL's any day!
now that would be BADASS!!!!!!!!
Son of a bitch, I hope that doesn't mean that it's all consolized instead of actually being a fuckin' PC game.
Let me tell you a secret.Quote:
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*Leans over to whisper in ear*
Everything but WoW will probably get consolized. That's where the money is.
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Well, so far, it doesn't look like it will be at all. I've been looking up stuff about it and it doesn't look consolized at all. In fact, it looks very much Diablo 2, but with better graphics. The stuff about the runes changing the way the skills works and everything is, by far, some of the coolest ideas I've ever seen.
Hybrid bluray movies/games coming, but for $30 that's kinda high.
http://www.blogcdn.com/www.joystiq.c...thundergun.jpg
baseball games should be wrapped with big league chew.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
If the games are any fun I'll prob. get both because I love both movies.
Both are already out in the PSN store for like $10 each. So that's why it's overpriced.Quote:
Originally Posted by DariusLock
including the game/movies?
Nintendo admitted Sunday that its US-based servers were attacked several weeks ago by hackers, but that no customer data was taken. "The server contained no consumer information. The protection of our customer information is our utmost priority," Nintendo of America told Reuters.
Lulzsec, the same group that took responsibility for the recent Sony Pictures incursion, said it had hacked Nintendo but took one file and "didn't mean any harm."
Idiots.
I swear, these Lulzsec douchebags need to all be hunted down. And shot. In the head.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
I believe that is code for "we didn't find any good stuff that we could laugh about".Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
F'n Joystiq has joined the sites that use ads on the sides of the pages so when you click on it to scroll down it goes to the ad :fp: so annoying.
I'm thinking of getting Tiger Woods 12. What's the learning curve for that game for a novice?
Amateur and Pro modes are not hard to pick up right away with the help of power boosting, controlling spin, and putt previews. Tour Pro will take some getting used to in learning how to read the putt without the putt preview.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nothingface
Yeah I haven't played since TW '04 and it's relatively easy to pick up the motions. Once you have that down building your player is some work and knocking down shots.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nothingface
lol i wanted quick answers and i got them! I'm on my way soon to pick it up. Ill play anything to pass time for ncaa 12.
Oh and Thank You!
You considering joining the TGA? Natcret and I are always open to more 360 golfers joining our group out on the golf course. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nothingface
This is Video Game Week on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Full gaming and guest schedule:
Courtesy: Game HuntersQuote:
Late Night host Jimmy Fallon doesn't need E3. He's bringing some of the best of the video game expo to his show this week.
Fallon begins a weeklong showcase of upcoming video games starting tonight with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. Other guests tonight include Jada Pinkett Smith, Simon Pegg and musical guest Givers. Ledisi sits in with The Roots.
Set your DVR, here's the rest of the week's lineup:
-- Tuesday, June 14: Gears of War 3; Betty White and Jeff Gordon.
-- Wednesday, June 15: Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception; Cory Monteith, Larry the Cable Guy and musical guest Paul Williams.
-- Thursday, June 16: Battlefield 3; Keith Olbermann, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and musical guest Battles.
-- Friday, June 17: The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword; John C. Reilly, Noah Wyle and musical guest Billy Currington.
Apple TV already doing dual-screen gaming with iPad
http://www.engadget.com/2011/06/17/r...ios-5-on-ipad/
Played through both Max Payne games in the past few weeks. MP1 doesn't hold up to time very well but is still decent enough for a playthrough but I was quite surprised how well MP2 held up. Honestly, MP2 gives me vibes of the Uncharted series... obviously different story lines and the bullet-time stuff in MP is obviously different, but otherwise similar feel to it. I'll be curious how well MP3 is put together... just hope it's not Kane & Lynch with a single character which for some reason I can see happening.
From G4:
PS4 A Long Way Off; Wii U Not A Threat http://bit.ly/jtzfYJ
I remember at launch, Sony said the shelf life of the PS3 would be about 10 years. I'd sorta like to see that be the case.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
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That's often misrepresented... they said the console would have a 10 year life cycle, meaning they would support it for 10 years or more, just like they did with the PS2. Obviously the PS3 overlapped that 10 years, just like there's a strong likelihood that the PS4 would overlap the 10 years of the PS3.Quote:
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I understand, Tommy. But, if we're still not close to a PS4, I would think we'll be at 8 years our so before we get it. That's fine with me. I, personally, don't want to have to upgrade consoles every few years.Quote:
Originally Posted by gschwendt
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It's completely fine with me too. Something tells me Microsoft's next console won't be much more than a few more mechanical upgrades + blu ray. If they're supposedly all set to announce something at the 2012 E3.
And if that happens...GOOD, no more EA SPORTS limitations because of 360 disc space.
And just plain no more limitations at all because of 360 disc space. So hopefully Rockstar will start making massive GTA, and other, games that will fit on Blu-ray but not DVD. Maybe next year, there won't be this stupid PS3 Collectors Edition for Tiger Woods but nothing for 360 bullshit, etc.
MS is almost guaranteed to announce their next system next year at E3, and if Sony is smart, they do the same. If Sony gets beat to the punch again, they'll have an even harder time finding a nice install base to accompany their system. If they do, the PS3 and PS4 could co exist. Drop the price of the PS3 to $200 and continue supporting it with games much like they did with the PS2, and then launch the brand new system at the $400 or $500 price point and let the people decide whichever they want.
If Sony lets MS get another year head start on them, they're retarded.
Again, as I said earlier....will the XBOX console really be next-gen? I'm highly doubting it...Quote:
Originally Posted by I OU a Beatn
MS and their ignorant marriage to DVD has held back this gen. I'd love to see them go to BR. But if they wait till late 2012, it'll be almost too little too late, IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
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It would have to be. People aren't going to fork over money for another console if it's just a slight upgrade. I don't think they have a choice, they either go BluRay or they go all digital, and I think the recent debacle with Sony is going to keep the all digital at bay for at least a little while. I would also expect a fairly noticeable jump in graphics capabilities, you'll probably see Kinect integrated somehow, Live will be beefed up even further, etc..Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
There's definitely a lot of room for improvement(for both Sony and MS) and either one of them would be ignorant to release a new console that isn't a major upgrade. The 360 is really becoming dated, but then again, so is the PS3. I think the PS3 has marginally more power and more potential, but not enough to allow MS to get another year head start on them. In case Sony didn't notice with the 360 and PS3, Americans love technology and usually buy the first thing to the market. If they don't release PS4 the same time MS releases their new console, they had better only be a couple months behind. Anything longer than 5 or 6 months and they'll find themselves in another hole to climb out of.
I sure as hell know I won't. If it's not a significant upgrade over the 360, I'm certainly not spending my money on it, at least not until it's been on the market multiple years and the prices have dropped way down.Quote:
Originally Posted by I OU a Beatn
No way I'd upgrade without significant upgrades to the hardware of either console. The 360 is a 7 year old console now and it's REALLY starting to show. The only reason why the games are still continuing to look a bit better is because they are limiting the view distance (either by having smaller game environments or through fog of war effects/pixel blurring). The technology that both consoles are built with isn't much to write home about. Micro$oft will have to put some pretty significant upgrades into their next console to get most people to jump, I would think (unless they completely disregarded the 360 and thereby made people upgrade to be able to play anything).
Yeah, but if they completely stopped supporting the 360 and then introduced a slightly better console at a higher price point, MS would REALLY piss a LOT of people off. It definitely wouldn't be a hit sales wise.
:D i can already see the surprise announcement by microsoft at next year's e3. "our new console is almost ready for production, and will be available by next christmas."Quote:
Originally Posted by I OU a Beatn
sony would be screwed at that point. lol