You posted the slightly de-synced version.
The original is better: http ://tubedubber .com/ #7XX6cTjaih4:hGMOMkACtn4:0:100:0:0:true
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The original is better: http ://tubedubber .com/ #7XX6cTjaih4:hGMOMkACtn4:0:100:0:0:true
Added spaces since apparently your link system doesn't work for this.
There was an update to the story you linked.
Update: There is a clear winner after all--in the form of Battlefield: Bad Company 2--one that was temporarily obscured as Steam seemingly removes pre-orders from its "Weekly Top Sellers" RSS after a game is released, as BFBC2 and SupCom 2 were this Tuesday. Thankfully, Blue's News archived the initial listing on Monday.
Steam (By Revenue) - February 21 through February 27, 2010
1. Battlefield: Bad Company 2 LE (Pre-Order) - DICE
2. *Supreme Commander 2 - Gas Powered Games
3. *Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - Infinity Ward
4. *Napoleon: Total War Imperial Edition - Creative Assembly
5. *Aliens vs. Predator - Rebellion
6. *Napoleon: Total War - Creative Assembly
7. Assassin's Creed 2 (Pre-Order) - Ubisoft Montreal
8. SpellForce 2: Gold Edition - Phenomic
9. Dawn of War II - Chaos Rising (Pre-Order) - Relic
10. BioShock 2 - 2K Marin, Digital Extremes
11. *Left 4 Dead 2 - Valve
12. Mass Effect 2 - BioWare
He's like the spitting image of Sakaguchi.
He says "First Person Game" though, not "First Person Shooter".
"They're split over five "zones", labelled Speed, Adventure, Sports, Cyberpop and Redemption."
Redemption? O_o
The two pieces of concept art are actually characters from Lord of Vermillion: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=16913434&postcount=216
Dragon Quest X has actually been announced already. It was actually announced for the Wii as well.
Kotaku even reported on this here:
http://kotaku.com/5106136/dragon-quest-x-coming-to-wii
@Tom Clancy's Samuraidino: Yes. The story revolves around him actually.
Apparently GameSpot got the exclusive reveal interview for anyone looking for lots of details: [www.gamespot.com]
To my understanding, they bought the company to protect themselves from 3DV's patents, but they're not actually using 3DV's technology.
Hence why neither will confirm that they're using 3DV's technology, since technically they aren't.
250 KP - DSi Virtual Console announced, gets Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance support (5:1)
250 KP - Microsoft unveils new motion controller (6:1)
250 KP - Microsoft unveils new motion controller (6:1)
Isn't this a port of the same Resident Evil: Degeneration games they already had on Japanese phones?
Actually I think you're looking at the old press release.
They list Resident Evil 5 at 4.4 million units sold and Street Fighter 4 at 2.5 million units sold on their investor relations page: [ir.capcom.co.jp]
Is that ghost... neon green?
That has to be the least effective cloak I have ever seen.
I don't think using the Wii as the basis for that conclusion is exactly the best idea.
It's kind of like polling the 20-30 set and then determining there are very few Pixar fans that go to the movies.
Here's the 360/PS3/PC version for anyone who's interested: [www.gametrailers.com]
Grand, now we can have people grief servers out of existence.
Yes, in the anime version the two guys next to her are about 20 years younger.
@Kenny: But FFXI is already on the 360...
I don't see how putting the sequel there would be a "betrayal".
@Mr.C: And we have a winner! At least according to that French site.
