Tales of Graces F / Tales of Symphonia Chronicles
Compilation coming to Europe
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Episode #142 of the Press Room Podcast
The most racially insenstive gaming podcast you'll listen to this week
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Sonic Boom: producer explains missteps and decisions
Boom was made to appeal to non Sonic fans. — This is stated multiple times.
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Xenoblade 3D needs an 8GB or larger microSD card
If you buy the download version
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Interesting, that's pretty damn cool. Pictures when done.
Sure, if I'm successful. I've had some luck getting the angles of the mouthpiece, but when I put in holes, it loses its sound.
Last movie he was in that was good was Hotel Transylvania but he didn't direct it that was Genndy Tartakovsky.
Edit* Chris Columbus is directing Pixels.
SUPER MARIO MAKER LEVELS:
Well, I'll settle for another whistle. Once I poked the first hole, I lost the sound.
I can't sleep, I am on a RE high! It's been so long since I cared about the story in RE games, wow it feels so good to care again. I am so hyped right now.
Cool. I just finished the second episode, enjoying it so far. Your hype has me intrigued.
Getting old NTSC consoles that used a TV tuner to run on a modern HDMI TV.
It truly is, and the game is probably my second or third favorite R* game.
Yeah, but the people selling them actually talked me out of it because they strongly suggested that it would not work for my situation.
I would gladly trade my PS4 for a Wii U without hesitation. PC+WiiU is the solution for 2013,14 and 15.
I remember some company advertising those in EGM and Game Informer back in the day. They ran full page ads for over two years, so apparently it worked.
(Little known fact, I once taught ceramics to blind people).
I'm on three days of 12 hour works days and no sleep (brain won't stop). This means next podcast will be a "triumph" or "trainwreck".
Nintendo is smart to adopt the approach of getting their IP in front of as many potential buyers as possible. This is Microsoft's (applications, not the gaming side) philosohpy with their software (making it available on Android on iOS).
They are not going to give away the farm, the mobile shit will be the teaser, and as I said a few years ago, I am all about Ninendo fucking over dumb mobile users for their dollers to fund the Nintendo core.
Yeah I don't see the problem either. That article about this move haunting Nintendo to the grave got a good chuckle out of me. How is it a bad thing toss people some simple fun games as a teaser for their REAL shit?
Nintendo was founded in 1889. When wired.com has been around for 126 years I'll start trusting their opinion about what a long-lasting company needs to do to survive.
Gaming media is vomit.
i was listening to my favorinte game under podcast today.
In it, I talk abuot a game I have NO MEMORY OF ACTUALLY PLAYING. In fact, if any one had bet me a thousand dollars on my testimony of having played this game I would have doubled down (and lost).
Have you guys ever had a failure of memory about a game (or anything) like this?
... keep in mind my story about waking up twice and not only knowing not what country or room I was in, but actually lacking an identity at all, which I attribute to my bi-nationality and house made up for two buildings.
Nice. What did you did you have them building?
Most of them had sight at one point (all but a few were elderly), so they still had some sense of what things looked like. So we did a lot of pots and vases. None on a wheel. All mostly under 40 cm in height. I remember helping one man make a bear sculpture over a period of weeks. He was a mechanic in the Korean War and had to learn how to service engines in the dark (since light would draw enemy fire at night and they had to repair things 24 hours a day). So he was already well aware of working in the dark. Then he lost his sight later in life, and in some small way that experience prepared him.
War sucks, even so.
New Unseen 64 article, media, video, pics etc.
I guess the fear is that they may make such a honking huge, disproportionate (compared to budget) amount of money from some crappy mobile game - that it makes them look at the hardcore games which cost more to make and take more time and effort and think, what's the point?
Nintendo raising the standard of mobile games will be pretty cool, but I hope any and all of these games are on the 3DS shop, or Wii U shop too.
Animal Crossing mobile though... it could make billions. Think about fleecing mobile buyers for furniture sets or items?
So what's the deal with Nintendo's online plans? Do they have an actual new service in the works, a la PSN and Live?
Why does MCV keep using misleading headlines about how Vita is leading sales in Japan?
Yakuza keeps PS4 and Vita on top in Japan for a third week, as Mario Party 10 debuts at No.4
And here’s the weekly hardware rankings:
So they aren't going to add together 3DS version sales. Good job, for the 3rd week in a row MCV.
A new podcast from SegaNerds contains an interview with Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric producer Stephen Frost. You can listen to it in full here, though Sonic Stadium has rounded up some of the more interesting bits.
Frost touched on Sonic Boom’s development, and a few other topics as well. Here’s the full summary:
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