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Max and the Magic Marker Aussie Nintendo review
it's a very enjoyable, laid-back platformer with some really clever puzzles in its later stages.
aussie-nintendo.com impressions
gamingeek
Rolling Blackout: The Dark Side of Updates
Together we could rule the galaxy!
1up.com editorial
Foolz
Mass Effect 2 1up review
more action, more dialogue, and less role-playing. A-
1up.com impressions
Iga_Bobovic
Dante's Inferno N64 baby screens
God of War 3 is putting this game to shame
gfdata.de media
gamingeek
Capcom 360 Exclusive Revealed! (Updated)
360 nabs Capcom's biggest franchise in JP.
andriasang.com
aspro
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Microsoft sued over Xbox Live Points
Allegedly unfair handling of points
digitalbattle.com news
Ellyoda
Endless Ocean 2 review
"The sequel retains it's realistic credentials, but expands things to include a adventure experience, multiple locations and more varied interactions."
gamepeople.co.uk impressions
gamingeek
1up review No More Heroes 2
A - "Desperate Struggle is now a must-buy, and at the very least, finally makes the series deserving of the evangelism surrounding it"
1up.com impressions
gamingeek
VGChartz No More Heroes 2 review
"While the original No More Heroes set the bar high for action games on the Wii, Desperate Struggle absolutely surpasses it in every way imaginable"
vgchartz.com impressions
gamingeek
Gamepro 4.5 star review: No More Heroes 2
"slashes its way onto the Wii with even more boss battles, much-improved gameplay, and loads of worthwhile new content"
gamepro.com impressions
gamingeek
G4TV reviews No More Heroes 2
4/5 "Undoubtedly, it's one of the finer games to be released on Wii in some time"
g4tv.com impressions
gamingeek
Gamedaily reviews No More Heroes 2
"a game that surpasses the original in every way possible"
gamedaily.com impressions
gamingeek
Top Rentals 2009 (and most advertised)
Reveals 360 owners lack of commitment.
rentrak.com news
aspro
No More Heroes Hanafuda times review
Hanafuda times best name ever, why the hell did we not think of it?
thehanafudatimes.com impressions
Iga_Bobovic
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Today's ma birthday. Goin to see Devin Townsend tonight!!! With....a lady.
Updating again
I hope you get her to wash her downstairs bits before you do your face rubbing thing again.
She actually wants to see Devin Townsend? She's a keeper.
Oh yeah and happy birthday.
If I had a hard drive.
Hey, wait. You have a 360?
Yeah........ I hope so.
Who?
And Edgy I am going to kick someone in the balls, just for you. Happy birthday.
Of course I do. I've had one since early 2006. I've gone through 7 of the bastards.
i downloaded bit trip beat and then went on to buy it. demos are such good promotion it would be silly if they don't see sense in doing more of them and instead they're going to stop the ones that are there. (well hopefully that is just so they can do more)
gg did you try icarian yet?
AND happy birthday edge, sounds like it will be a happy one indeed
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Listen to Wu-Tang and watch Kung-Fu
7? Ouch! Hope you haven't had to pay for more than the first one out of your pocket
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Listen to Wu-Tang and watch Kung-Fu
Seven? Really?
I've only had one die so far. Then again, my 3 year warranty expires this March, so I figure my current one will die sometime in April.
Yeah happy b day Edge. How old are you?
I tried Icarian Bugs. Very nice, not as good as Lost Winds 2 but still great. Like you said the lack of environmental variation hurts it.
As far as I know, I'm the only guy who's played both. Lost Winds 2 owns.
A romantic evening out I see.
GamesMaster has settled on an 81% review score for Final Fantasy XIII, calling the game 'a classic example of style over substance'. Ouch.
But it's not all bad. GM praises the title's 'stunning vistas' - calling it the 'sumptuous eyeball feast you'd expect from Square Enix'.
'[It's] wondrous, yes, but a tad soulless,' GM reports. 'The vast majority of locales seem sadly impersonal and static.'
It concludes: 'There's not enough raw game packed into the 35-40 hours it takes to complete the narrative.
'And that leaves us with a distressing situation - a Final Fantasy game scoring less than 90%. Dear friends, we're as shocked as you.'
What do you reckon, readers - are you still interested?
Another Heavy Rain review is in from magazine land - and this time it's GamesMaster's turn to heap praise on the title.
The mag gives the game a 91 per cent score, complimenting the title for being 'incredibly original... unlike anything else out there'.
It adds: 'The atmosphere is incredible - full of driving rain (which becomes central to the plot), fizzing neon lights, dank apartments and warehouses. It's a dark noir game, not a bright adventure.'
The title is granted a coveted GamesMaster Gold Award.
The review comes after Official PlayStation magazine granted the game 9/10.
This seems targeted at my sister - doesn't like computers but is addicted to the internet and just needs basic stuff like email. Although no flash seems like a problem.
Hmm... are we going to dismiss this because it isn't as powerful as it's competitors and it's servicing a casual crowd - cause I ain't touching that.
I have to get that yet. That first one was great.