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The game is either going to tank or bodyslam the competition.
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Other than that, now wrestling games are being treated like sports games, with a new iteration every year (or so).
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I just love whooshes
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Also, I am SO buying this game as soon as it comes out. I have the older version, and I got to play a bit of Next when it came out, so Next Plus has a spot waiting for it on my game shelf.
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Some suggested the iphone/ipod touch. But those are more expensive or require a price for firmware upgrades. (despite the dev software being free)
Also I get the feeling that if they buy a PSP dev kit that they sell for PSP Minis that might be enough to make a few simple tutorial programs. As is quite a few universities in the UK get PSPs for programming training purposes in their labs and this just seems to be convenient like that.
Educational software on handhelds isn't a bad idea regardless of which handheld it is. Now all they need is stuff like the Rosetta program for mainstream users.
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1. Go for electronic goods first.
2. Avoid being trampled.
3. Avoid bringing children along. They have small hands.
3. Utilize the "drop-kick" when necessary.
4. Take no prisoners.
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Crecente: Fahey, you got Demon Souls reviewed?
Fahey: Errm... errrmm....
Crecente: Please tell me you've got the review done?
Fahey: Erm, well the thing is, you know the Phalanx?
Crecente: The first boss, yeah?
Fahey: Well yeah, he's erm, I can't kill him....
Crecente: :
Fahey: Also, well, WoW's fifth birthday, it only come's once, gotta get them achievements.
Crecente: (insert Curse Lily emoticon here)
Fahey: Well, errm, happy thanksgiving haveanicetripinozkthxsbai *hangs up*
Crecente: *crushes phone to powder*
Commenters: Wheres Demon Souls?
And now you all know.
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Second, Dark Horse and DC are two completely different companies. No DC has no bearing whatsoever on Dark Horse being listed on the service yet.
Finally, as far as "no Image", the deal Sony has with iVerse (which provides digital comics with an iPod app already) actually includes Image listed in the publishers, alongside Ape Red 5, and Archie. It's even listed in the source article.
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Why do you think that he is so bad?
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A very normal man, is actually Superman.
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With him, he started off as a guy who could heal quicker that a normal person.
Now, he's virtually invunerable. An immortal as well.
If he plays a part in a storyline then you can pretty much count on him being the guy who is the key man.
11/27/09
You clearly have no love for comic books and no appreciation for history.
Superman was a comic that was published in a time when comics were just starting to get popular, and it was a comic that would represent the fear of thousands of Americans facing a grisly world war.
Superman is one of the most important comic series ever made, and is an integral component of everything about super heroes.
I agree that the character is not entirely interesting, but to claim that Superman is the worst comic book super hero ever is pretty ignorant, baseless, and all around stupid.
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I'd even dissagree about wether or not he's interesting. EVERY character is uniteresting with the wrong writter. Geoff Johns work on Superman so far has made from some interesting reading. Brian Azzarello's run on Superman was great. How does being overpowered make you unintersting? Why is that a factor? The stories of mythological gods from Greek, Roman, Norse... and pretty much every other mythology are interesting and most of them are ridiculously over powered. In the hands of a good writer Superman is one of the most amazing characters I've ever read. Mark Waid's intro to the second volume of Grant Morrison's All-Star Superman has a wonderful quote
".... but the big moment is the perfect line of dialogue. It comes in Chapter Ten, when Superman, without a second's hesitation, takes time from his world-building feats to embrace and comfort a suicidal young girl. When he tells her, 'You're much stronger than you think you are,' they become the most moving words we have ever read in a Superman story. And they are perfect because they reveal in one sentence, the fundamental secret of Superman and why we love him so:
"Gods achieve their power by encouraging us to believe in them.
"Superman achieves his power by believing in us."
The powers and abilities of characters are very superficial things that are interesting on the surface like an action scene, but it's how the writer uses what's there and crafts an actual story out of it that makes a character interesting. Batman's probably my favorite superhero (a little cliched I know) but Superman's a damn close second.
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