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Thanksgiving Sunday Rumor Roundup
In the interest of getting some news to you in a slow cycle, let's start Sunday with a chatter roundup. More »
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By Owen GoodComment by fanboyish: I don't think Fable II will be ported over to the PC... It won't sell as much as it did on... 9 Responses | Other threads
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disaster: day of crisis
Reggie Not That Keen On Disaster: Day Of Crisis
Ever wonder why Disaster: Day of Crisis dropped off the map? Might be because it sucks. That's what Reggie's worried about, telling IGN that "he doesn’t think Disaster is a $50 game". Partly because the voice-over work and audio is "laughable". Good news for Americans is that Europe is being used as a guinea pig; if the game does well there (where it's already out), it'll be released in the US - presumably for less than $50 - if not, it won't be. Good to see Europe taking one for the team on this one! More »
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Comment by Klaymen: "That's what Reggie's worried about, telling IGN that "he doesn't think Disaster is a $50 game". Partly because the voice-over... 5 Responses | Other threads
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handy dandy survival guides
How to Survive Disaster: Day of Crisis
By shaking, pretty much. Siliconera took a look at the videos up on Disaster: Day of Crisis' Japanese web site and put together an analysis of how to survive a 24-hour span that competes with anything on Jack Bauer's calendar for "what next?"-style mayhem. Shaking helps you move wrecked cars, run from danger, or put yourself out if you're on fire. I guess they need Balance Board support if they wanted to implement "stop, drop and roll." Tilt driving also seems to be part of the fun but it's unclear whether that level is on rails or not. The game drops Sept. 25 in Japan, Oct. 24 in Europe, and is still TBD in North America. More »
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By Owen GoodComment by Saliu: I dunno about Metroid ever looking graphically displeasing, I remember people being pissed that it was 1st person.(me being one... 3 Responses | Other threads
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First Look At Disaster: Day of Crisis In Action
We may not agree with the grooming choices of Disaster: Day of Crisis — chinstraps make us queasy — but we have to admit that our first look at the Wii game in action is pretty satisfying. It looks surprisingly good, not just in that "looks good for a Wii game" way either and will hopefully go a long way toward curbing bitching and moaning about a lack of "core" targeted games. Disaster still doesn't have a North American date, but it's hitting Japan at the end of the month meaning we'll know soon whether the game lives up to its namesake. More »
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Comment by shimage: First No More Heroes and now this one? What's up with shitty english voice actors in a Japanese game? I... 5 Responses | Other threads
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Disaster: Day of Crisis No Longer Pinned Under Rubble Of Indefinite Delay
Nintendo has dated Disaster: Day of Crisis for Europe, pegging the Wii action-adventure for October 24, curing it of its previously reported "indefinitely delayed" status. More »
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Comment by thaswizz: that new cd is actually pretty decent, he stick to that shit and not are we there yet movies. I... 6 Responses | Other threads
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disaster blaster
New Look At Disaster: Day of Crisis
The only screens we've seen of the Monolith developed Disaster: Day of Crisis focused on the game's "roaring pyroclastic flow." New screens from the game from Nintendo's recent Japanese presser show that the game is still alive and still evolving, but details from the company were virtually nonexistent. The new shots show off the new "Lungs" meter and a "Concentration" bar that we're quite curious about. I'm off to visit Nintendo tomorrow, so hopefully I'll get a better idea of what to expect from Disaster. More »
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Comment by Random J: The graphics look like doo-doo, but the game itself seems like it'll play really well and be interesting. Hopefully it... more » | Other threads
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