Super Mario Galaxy 2 already won game of the year, back in 2007 when it was released as Super Mario Galaxy 1. (Kidding of course)
On a serious note, the lack of Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light on BOTH the downloadable games and the multiplayer coop games list is a god damned crime against humanity.
Maybe all these award show producers are afraid that highlighting too many wii games would alienate their brain dead target audience.
I don't feel the least bit of remorse when I say that the gamers that view g4tv or the spike VGAs as impartial and credible judges are the hicks of the gaming world.
That's like claiming that the '90s surge of PC-related jobs destroyed the console gaming market, as 27% of respondents who said they only play Solitaire on the PC also said they do own a Playstation or Nintendo 64.
This was before your ninja edit. Also your insistence that when Reggie said Apple was Nintendo's biggest current competitor, he actually meant five or six other things.
Raven Software, the studio behind Singularity and Wolfenstein, is working on another military FPS, and it may be a sequel to one of those franchises. A Gamasutra job posting calls for a Lead FX Artist to help with "an established, console-based, realistic, first-person military shooter." Later in the job description, it mentions that "other effects (sci-fi, fantasy, etc.)" would be a plus for submitted portfolios.
It's the "established" part of the job description that leaves room for sequel speculation. Both Singularity and Wolfenstein fit the description of console-focused military shooters, and both include sci-fi elements. It could be either of these, if not another franchise that Raven hasn't yet worked on.
Despite recent layoffs, rumors have circulated that Raven was working on a stealth action Bond game. It's unlikely that this latest job posting is for that project, though, since the Bond game was rumored to be third-person
It says realistic so it obviously can't be Call of Duty.
Raven and their games are absolutely terrible.
I played Singularity for about 30 minutes and hung it up.
Wife beat it. But she really likes those kinds of games.
What? Mass Effect 2 is not the first game to allow importing a save from a previous game. Off the top of my head I can think of .hack for PS2 and Golden Sun for GBA.
I am sure I'd see other silly things if I read the entire list.
That's like claiming that the '90s surge of PC-related jobs destroyed the console gaming market, as 27% of respondents who said they only play Solitaire on the PC also said they do own a Playstation or Nintendo 64.
This was before your ninja edit. Also your insistence that when Reggie said Apple was Nintendo's biggest current competitor, he actually meant five or six other things.
So there are no examples of denial, then. I guess at least you've corrected your mistake.
What? Mass Effect 2 is not the first game to allow importing a save from a previous game. Off the top of my head I can think of .hack for PS2 and Golden Sun for GBA.
I am sure I'd see other silly things if I read the entire list.
Which is doubly weird since Epic Mickey is considered good but flawed, and there's at least three games that were undoubtedly better/equally noteworthy (Mario Galaxy 2, Kirby's Epic Yarn, DK Country Returns).
But of course those games were made by that company you're only allowed to enjoy if your age is in the single digits, apparently.
I still think Trauma Team is the Wii GotY, but hardly anybody bought it, plus it came out early in the year so I'm not going to be surprised if it doesn't make very many lists. But yeah, I would have thought that they would have gone with Mario Galaxy 2 over Epic Mickey.
You do realize Endless Ocean 2 came out this year, right? I don't want to hurt you Rainbow, but that doesn't mean I won't. :twisted:
Well, SMG2 should win that battle. But if EO2 was made by Miyamotto, it'd be game of all time!
Bioshock was actually considered a really good shooter.
There.
That's why.
...Touche, Santa.
Honestly, I may be in the minority when it comes to this, but I think Bioshock was weak in the shooting mechanic (more than made up for storytelling, visuals, and being generally fun--and I was more critical of the game that most). Guess I shouldn't be surprised that the first was big enough for the sequel to ride its coat-tails a bit longer whilst being fairly mediocre (from what I experienced).
For the record, I'm not arguing that the first game was any good (or bad). Only that people jizzed themselves over it. The inevitable big money sequel followed and Opty is more or less correct. These sorts of awards are about who paid for the recognition, not whether it was deserved.
What? Mass Effect 2 is not the first game to allow importing a save from a previous game. Off the top of my head I can think of .hack for PS2 and Golden Sun for GBA.
I am sure I'd see other silly things if I read the entire list.
Well, I think the innovation is that it's not just importing the save - it's importing the decisions you made as well. Considering the number of decisions you can make in ME1, I think it's fairly impressive that ME2 can theoretically operate in such a way as to take those decisions into account (note: I haven't actually played ME2, waiting for a Steam sale, so I don't know how well it's actually implemented). Most other save imports I've seen have been bonuses to start the game, or simply keeping some of the custom characters you had in the previous game. Though if you're talking about simply bringing character names / appearances over and general save importing, Magic Candle 2 beat out Mass Effect 2 by about 20 years. :P
That's like claiming that the '90s surge of PC-related jobs destroyed the console gaming market, as 27% of respondents who said they only play Solitaire on the PC also said they do own a Playstation or Nintendo 64.
You're a big poo-poo head.
I admit defeat to your godlike intellect. Also, I really should stop trying to get drunk on Listerine.
Glad to see our debates continue to be mutually intellectually enlightening.
At any rate, while Mass Effect imported an absolutely absurd amount of data/decisions from the previous game in a pretty cool manner, I probably wouldn't count it as an earth-shattering innovation.
What? Mass Effect 2 is not the first game to allow importing a save from a previous game. Off the top of my head I can think of .hack for PS2 and Golden Sun for GBA.
I am sure I'd see other silly things if I read the entire list.
Well, I think the innovation is that it's not just importing the save - it's importing the decisions you made as well. Considering the number of decisions you can make in ME1, I think it's fairly impressive that ME2 can theoretically operate in such a way as to take those decisions into account (note: I haven't actually played ME2, waiting for a Steam sale, so I don't know how well it's actually implemented). Most other save imports I've seen have been bonuses to start the game, or simply keeping some of the custom characters you had in the previous game. Though if you're talking about simply bringing character names / appearances over and general save importing, Magic Candle 2 beat out Mass Effect 2 by about 20 years. :P
While certainly not as many as ME2, Golden Sun did bring over some decisions/whether you did certain optional things.
What? Mass Effect 2 is not the first game to allow importing a save from a previous game. Off the top of my head I can think of .hack for PS2 and Golden Sun for GBA.
I am sure I'd see other silly things if I read the entire list.
Well, I think the innovation is that it's not just importing the save - it's importing the decisions you made as well. Considering the number of decisions you can make in ME1, I think it's fairly impressive that ME2 can theoretically operate in such a way as to take those decisions into account (note: I haven't actually played ME2, waiting for a Steam sale, so I don't know how well it's actually implemented). Most other save imports I've seen have been bonuses to start the game, or simply keeping some of the custom characters you had in the previous game. Though if you're talking about simply bringing character names / appearances over and general save importing, Magic Candle 2 beat out Mass Effect 2 by about 20 years. :P
I wouldn't say it was groundbreaking innovation. It was basically a set of bits stored on some choices you made in the first game that were looked at by the second game.
It wasn't anything that really made a big difference in the story overall, just simple things like which NPC ended up in charge of the Citadel and the like. The dialogue was practically the same, just from a different character.
Still, it's a lot more involved than the game save shenanigans we (didn't) get with Fable 3.
What? Mass Effect 2 is not the first game to allow importing a save from a previous game. Off the top of my head I can think of .hack for PS2 and Golden Sun for GBA.
I am sure I'd see other silly things if I read the entire list.
Well, I think the innovation is that it's not just importing the save - it's importing the decisions you made as well. Considering the number of decisions you can make in ME1, I think it's fairly impressive that ME2 can theoretically operate in such a way as to take those decisions into account (note: I haven't actually played ME2, waiting for a Steam sale, so I don't know how well it's actually implemented). Most other save imports I've seen have been bonuses to start the game, or simply keeping some of the custom characters you had in the previous game. Though if you're talking about simply bringing character names / appearances over and general save importing, Magic Candle 2 beat out Mass Effect 2 by about 20 years. :P
ME1 -> ME2 carried over and acknowledged quite a lot of choices. More than you'd think if you sat down and cataloged them.
As to how many of them actually affected the plot? Next to fucking none. A line here, a quest giver there, and so on. You extracted more out of the events if you imported, but those events didn't change one single bit.
Which while kinda crappy, is realistically the only way they could have handled things. If I remember right, they said that for the third game, since it's the finale, they now have the freedom to go hogwild with choices/consequences.
The Wolfman on
"The sausage of Green Earth explodes with flavor like the cannon of culinary delight."
Well, never mind about what I said then. It sounds like the implementation of the ME2 import system isn't all that great. It does seem to be more than I've heard of in other games, but if it had about as much impact on the game as other games with save importing, then it's probably not all that noteworthy.
From that xplay list, I think it's kind of absurd that Kirby's Epic Yarn isn't on there for art direction. Or for soundtrack.
And I'm hearing about that an hour before I'll be telling the awesome proprietor of an awesome new company that I can't afford to continue to buy her services* since my wife is still unemployed.... at a time when her new company isn't making any money and she's trying to find a second job to make ends meet but isn't having much luck.
man i've wanted to pick up endless ocean for awhile. too bad i'm super broke.
that's right, not just broke. SUPER broke. like 16-bit and everything
You should be able to get it used for less than $10. If you pimp yourself out to 10 fat.... just do whatever it takes. You won't regret it.
i'm actually goin in today to donate my plasma for money so i can pay bills
Be glad you even can. I'm not allowed to even do that.
Too much time in Europe, or during the wrong time frame? Thats why I can't. I was there for 10 years, during the hoof and mouth epidemic. Thats a problem for blood takers here in the US.
man i've wanted to pick up endless ocean for awhile. too bad i'm super broke.
that's right, not just broke. SUPER broke. like 16-bit and everything
You should be able to get it used for less than $10. If you pimp yourself out to 10 fat.... just do whatever it takes. You won't regret it.
i'm actually goin in today to donate my plasma for money so i can pay bills
Be glad you even can. I'm not allowed to even do that.
Too much time in Europe, or during the wrong time frame? Thats why I can't. I was there for 10 years, during the hoof and mouth epidemic. Thats a problem for blood takers here in the US.
Homosexuals are forbidden to donate blood in the US. Because we're all filthy.
Couldn't they just label it as "Gay Blood" and only give it to other gay people?
Though I suppose it could be catastrophic if a straight person accidently got your blood in them and turned gay. Or do they just get super powers? I forget how that works.
Couldn't they just label it as "Gay Blood" and only give it to other gay people?
Though I suppose it could be catastrophic if a straight person accidently got your blood in them and turned gay. Or do they just get super powers? I forget how that works.
They don't need to label it. It's fuschia.
All that happens is your income level goes up by two and you die alone.
Also: Massive PSP sale up on PSN since yesterday I think. Did anyone see that?
Couldn't they just label it as "Gay Blood" and only give it to other gay people?
Though I suppose it could be catastrophic if a straight person accidently got your blood in them and turned gay. Or do they just get super powers? I forget how that works.
They don't need to label it. It's fuschia.
All that happens is your income level goes up by two and you die alone.
Also: Massive PSP sale up on PSN since yesterday I think. Did anyone see that?
WTF is fuschia? Also, they're not good enough to have your blood! Or mine! YEAH!!!
I was on PSN last night downloading my FREE copy of LBP2 Sackboy's Prehistoric Moves and didn't notice any sale. Anything good?
I was on PSN last night downloading my FREE copy of LBP2 Sackboy's Prehistoric Moves and didn't notice any sale. Anything good?
Valhalla Knights 2: Battle Stance for 14$ is all that caught my eye really. But there was a lot.
Tron: Evolution PSP ($29.99)
Football Manager Handheld 2011 ($29.99)
Military History Commander: Europe at War ($9.99)
Neo Geo Heroes Ultimate Shooting ($19.99)
Michael Jackson The Experience ($29.99)
The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest ($29.99)
Boom Beats – Minis ($3.99)
Blimp: The Flying Adventures – Minis ($4.99)
Arcade Essentials – Minis ($4.99)
Flying Hamster – Minis ($5.99)
Aquattack – Minis ($2.99)
Jet Moto – Sale (PS3/PSP) (now $2.99, original price $5.99) **Part of the PlayStation 15th Anniversary Sale
Tank Battles – Sale (PS3) (now $0.99, original price $4.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Digital Graphic Novel – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $7.99, original price $9.99)
After Burner: Black Falcon – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Alien Syndrome – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Crush – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Full Auto 2: Battlelines – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Iron Man 2 – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $19.99, original price $29.99)
Iron Man – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $19.99)
Sonic Rivals 2 – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $19.99)
Sonic Rivals – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Super Monkey Ball Adventures – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Brave Story: New Traveler – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Dungeon Maker: Hunting Ground – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Valhalia Knights 2: Battle Stance – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $14.99, original price $19.99)
Valhalia Knights – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Wild Arms Xf – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Supermarket Mania – Minis – Sale (PS3/PSP) (now $2.99, original price $4.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker & Digital Graphic Novel Bundle ($29.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker & Portable Ops Bundle ($29.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker & Portable Ops Plus Bundle ($29.99)
Joe Danger – New Character Bundle ($2.99)
man i've wanted to pick up endless ocean for awhile. too bad i'm super broke.
that's right, not just broke. SUPER broke. like 16-bit and everything
You should be able to get it used for less than $10. If you pimp yourself out to 10 fat.... just do whatever it takes. You won't regret it.
i'm actually goin in today to donate my plasma for money so i can pay bills
Be glad you even can. I'm not allowed to even do that.
Too much time in Europe, or during the wrong time frame? Thats why I can't. I was there for 10 years, during the hoof and mouth epidemic. Thats a problem for blood takers here in the US.
Homosexuals are forbidden to donate blood in the US. Because we're all filthy.
I was on PSN last night downloading my FREE copy of LBP2 Sackboy's Prehistoric Moves and didn't notice any sale. Anything good?
Valhalla Knights 2: Battle Stance for 14$ is all that caught my eye really. But there was a lot.
Tron: Evolution PSP ($29.99)
Football Manager Handheld 2011 ($29.99)
Military History Commander: Europe at War ($9.99)
Neo Geo Heroes Ultimate Shooting ($19.99)
Michael Jackson The Experience ($29.99)
The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest ($29.99)
Boom Beats – Minis ($3.99)
Blimp: The Flying Adventures – Minis ($4.99)
Arcade Essentials – Minis ($4.99)
Flying Hamster – Minis ($5.99)
Aquattack – Minis ($2.99)
Jet Moto – Sale (PS3/PSP) (now $2.99, original price $5.99) **Part of the PlayStation 15th Anniversary Sale
Tank Battles – Sale (PS3) (now $0.99, original price $4.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Digital Graphic Novel – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $7.99, original price $9.99)
After Burner: Black Falcon – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Alien Syndrome – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Crush – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Full Auto 2: Battlelines – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Iron Man 2 – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $19.99, original price $29.99)
Iron Man – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $19.99)
Sonic Rivals 2 – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $19.99)
Sonic Rivals – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Super Monkey Ball Adventures – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Brave Story: New Traveler – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Dungeon Maker: Hunting Ground – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Valhalia Knights 2: Battle Stance – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $14.99, original price $19.99)
Valhalia Knights – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Wild Arms Xf – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Supermarket Mania – Minis – Sale (PS3/PSP) (now $2.99, original price $4.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker & Digital Graphic Novel Bundle ($29.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker & Portable Ops Bundle ($29.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker & Portable Ops Plus Bundle ($29.99)
Joe Danger – New Character Bundle ($2.99)
Wait Disney actually put Tron up on PSN? I might have to do some Review-research now because I was fairly certain that Disney was anti-PSN.
What? Mass Effect 2 is not the first game to allow importing a save from a previous game. Off the top of my head I can think of .hack for PS2 and Golden Sun for GBA.
I am sure I'd see other silly things if I read the entire list.
Well, I think the innovation is that it's not just importing the save - it's importing the decisions you made as well. Considering the number of decisions you can make in ME1, I think it's fairly impressive that ME2 can theoretically operate in such a way as to take those decisions into account (note: I haven't actually played ME2, waiting for a Steam sale, so I don't know how well it's actually implemented). Most other save imports I've seen have been bonuses to start the game, or simply keeping some of the custom characters you had in the previous game. Though if you're talking about simply bringing character names / appearances over and general save importing, Magic Candle 2 beat out Mass Effect 2 by about 20 years. :P
ME1 -> ME2 carried over and acknowledged quite a lot of choices. More than you'd think if you sat down and cataloged them.
As to how many of them actually affected the plot? Next to fucking none. A line here, a quest giver there, and so on. You extracted more out of the events if you imported, but those events didn't change one single bit.
Which while kinda crappy, is realistically the only way they could have handled things. If I remember right, they said that for the third game, since it's the finale, they now have the freedom to go hogwild with choices/consequences.
I personally found the emails that boiled down to "Look at us, we're totally reading your save bits!" a bit silly. They can make a half dozen promotional sets of armor for retailer pre-orders or purchase DLC, but can't spare a single quantifiable bonus for any of your decisions, not even some money?
I'd have more faith that they'd actually be able to do something useful if they were able to actually give worthwhile choice and consequences in a single game in the first place. Rather than what amounts to the same extra lines of dialogue (with no real impact on anything else) for your binary good/evil choice, except in the middle of the next game, as opposed to in the epilogue.
These sorts of awards are about who paid for the recognition, not whether it was deserved.
Nah, Deadly Premonition was on the list. Though that could have just been a token one thrown in to make it look like they weren't doing anything evil like that.
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On a serious note, the lack of Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light on BOTH the downloadable games and the multiplayer coop games list is a god damned crime against humanity.
Are you kidding? They're a massive business and quite important in the modern gaming market. Link to any statements of denial I've ever made?
I don't feel the least bit of remorse when I say that the gamers that view g4tv or the spike VGAs as impartial and credible judges are the hicks of the gaming world.
This was before your ninja edit. Also your insistence that when Reggie said Apple was Nintendo's biggest current competitor, he actually meant five or six other things.
Raven and their games are absolutely terrible.
I played Singularity for about 30 minutes and hung it up.
Wife beat it. But she really likes those kinds of games.
What? Mass Effect 2 is not the first game to allow importing a save from a previous game. Off the top of my head I can think of .hack for PS2 and Golden Sun for GBA.
I am sure I'd see other silly things if I read the entire list.
So there are no examples of denial, then. I guess at least you've corrected your mistake.
silly
xplay
Yes, I think so.
You do realize Endless Ocean 2 came out this year, right? I don't want to hurt you Rainbow, but that doesn't mean I won't. :twisted:
Well, SMG2 should win that battle. But if EO2 was made by Miyamotto, it'd be game of all time!
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For the record, I'm not arguing that the first game was any good (or bad). Only that people jizzed themselves over it. The inevitable big money sequel followed and Opty is more or less correct. These sorts of awards are about who paid for the recognition, not whether it was deserved.
that's right, not just broke. SUPER broke. like 16-bit and everything
Well, I think the innovation is that it's not just importing the save - it's importing the decisions you made as well. Considering the number of decisions you can make in ME1, I think it's fairly impressive that ME2 can theoretically operate in such a way as to take those decisions into account (note: I haven't actually played ME2, waiting for a Steam sale, so I don't know how well it's actually implemented). Most other save imports I've seen have been bonuses to start the game, or simply keeping some of the custom characters you had in the previous game. Though if you're talking about simply bringing character names / appearances over and general save importing, Magic Candle 2 beat out Mass Effect 2 by about 20 years. :P
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Glad to see our debates continue to be mutually intellectually enlightening.
At any rate, while Mass Effect imported an absolutely absurd amount of data/decisions from the previous game in a pretty cool manner, I probably wouldn't count it as an earth-shattering innovation.
While certainly not as many as ME2, Golden Sun did bring over some decisions/whether you did certain optional things.
I wouldn't say it was groundbreaking innovation. It was basically a set of bits stored on some choices you made in the first game that were looked at by the second game.
It wasn't anything that really made a big difference in the story overall, just simple things like which NPC ended up in charge of the Citadel and the like. The dialogue was practically the same, just from a different character.
Still, it's a lot more involved than the game save shenanigans we (didn't) get with Fable 3.
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ME1 -> ME2 carried over and acknowledged quite a lot of choices. More than you'd think if you sat down and cataloged them.
As to how many of them actually affected the plot? Next to fucking none. A line here, a quest giver there, and so on. You extracted more out of the events if you imported, but those events didn't change one single bit.
Which while kinda crappy, is realistically the only way they could have handled things. If I remember right, they said that for the third game, since it's the finale, they now have the freedom to go hogwild with choices/consequences.
You should be able to get it used for less than $10. If you pimp yourself out to 10 fat.... just do whatever it takes. You won't regret it.
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i'm actually goin in today to donate my plasma for money so i can pay bills
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From that xplay list, I think it's kind of absurd that Kirby's Epic Yarn isn't on there for art direction. Or for soundtrack.
Edit: Ouch. Sorry to hear that, Guek.
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And I'm hearing about that an hour before I'll be telling the awesome proprietor of an awesome new company that I can't afford to continue to buy her services* since my wife is still unemployed.... at a time when her new company isn't making any money and she's trying to find a second job to make ends meet but isn't having much luck.
I hate this economy.
*
Be glad you even can. I'm not allowed to even do that.
That's what you get for having a Vulcan father. :P
Too much time in Europe, or during the wrong time frame? Thats why I can't. I was there for 10 years, during the hoof and mouth epidemic. Thats a problem for blood takers here in the US.
3DS: 1521-4165-5907
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Homosexuals are forbidden to donate blood in the US. Because we're all filthy.
Though I suppose it could be catastrophic if a straight person accidently got your blood in them and turned gay. Or do they just get super powers? I forget how that works.
They don't need to label it. It's fuschia.
All that happens is your income level goes up by two and you die alone.
Also: Massive PSP sale up on PSN since yesterday I think. Did anyone see that?
What the fuck is wrong with your country?
It's a section on the questionaire. I suppose you could lie but then you get in Trouble.
The Food and Drug administration says we're all too likely to have AIDS so no donato por favor.
Or sello.
WTF is fuschia? Also, they're not good enough to have your blood! Or mine! YEAH!!!
I was on PSN last night downloading my FREE copy of LBP2 Sackboy's Prehistoric Moves and didn't notice any sale. Anything good?
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Old article, but:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18827137/ns/health-aids/
Valhalla Knights 2: Battle Stance for 14$ is all that caught my eye really. But there was a lot.
Tron: Evolution PSP ($29.99)
Football Manager Handheld 2011 ($29.99)
Military History Commander: Europe at War ($9.99)
Neo Geo Heroes Ultimate Shooting ($19.99)
Michael Jackson The Experience ($29.99)
The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest ($29.99)
Boom Beats – Minis ($3.99)
Blimp: The Flying Adventures – Minis ($4.99)
Arcade Essentials – Minis ($4.99)
Flying Hamster – Minis ($5.99)
Aquattack – Minis ($2.99)
Jet Moto – Sale (PS3/PSP) (now $2.99, original price $5.99) **Part of the PlayStation 15th Anniversary Sale
Tank Battles – Sale (PS3) (now $0.99, original price $4.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Digital Graphic Novel – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $7.99, original price $9.99)
After Burner: Black Falcon – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Alien Syndrome – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Crush – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Full Auto 2: Battlelines – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Iron Man 2 – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $19.99, original price $29.99)
Iron Man – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $19.99)
Sonic Rivals 2 – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $19.99)
Sonic Rivals – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Super Monkey Ball Adventures – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $15.99)
Brave Story: New Traveler – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Dungeon Maker: Hunting Ground – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Valhalia Knights 2: Battle Stance – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $14.99, original price $19.99)
Valhalia Knights – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Wild Arms Xf – Permanent Price Drop (PSP) (now $9.99, original price $14.99)
Supermarket Mania – Minis – Sale (PS3/PSP) (now $2.99, original price $4.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker & Digital Graphic Novel Bundle ($29.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker & Portable Ops Bundle ($29.99)
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker & Portable Ops Plus Bundle ($29.99)
Joe Danger – New Character Bundle ($2.99)
Yeah, I know, small consolation. :rotate:
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Wait Disney actually put Tron up on PSN? I might have to do some Review-research now because I was fairly certain that Disney was anti-PSN.
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I personally found the emails that boiled down to "Look at us, we're totally reading your save bits!" a bit silly. They can make a half dozen promotional sets of armor for retailer pre-orders or purchase DLC, but can't spare a single quantifiable bonus for any of your decisions, not even some money?
I'd have more faith that they'd actually be able to do something useful if they were able to actually give worthwhile choice and consequences in a single game in the first place. Rather than what amounts to the same extra lines of dialogue (with no real impact on anything else) for your binary good/evil choice, except in the middle of the next game, as opposed to in the epilogue.